Fabrics produced for the geotextile bags use have improved physical and hydraulic qualities.

The fabric structure's exceptional and the elasticity allows for quick adaption to diverse landforms and field situations.

Special textiles have better permeability than ordinary fabric bags.

High resilience and seam toughness enable constructions to be formed in a stable manner.

Long-term durability and performance.

They are cost-effective, improve land use, and are robust permeable geotextiles with a tiny ecological imprint.

BGP NonWoven Needle Punched GeoBag

Reinforcement: Provide structural support to soils, enhancing load-bearing capacity

Filtration: Allow water to pass through while preventing soil particles from washing away

Separation: Prevent the mixing of different soil layers, maintaining their distinct properties

Drainage: Facilitate water drainage, reducing hydrostatic pressure and preventing soil saturation

Permeability: Available in various permeability levels to suit different applications

Chemical Resistance: Often resistant to chemical degradation, ensuring long-lasting performance UV Resistance: Designed to withstand exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation

Flexibility: Can conform to the shape of the terrain, making them suitable for irregular surfaces

Granular Fill: Geo bags are filled with granular materials, which are readily available and cost-effective

Strength: Both geotextiles and geo bags offer high tensile strength and durability.