0 a strong material used in a layer to protect or hold in place soil, water, small pieces of stone, etc., used in building or when creating something such as a garden:
A layer of geotextile could be wrapped around the drainage material.
Install a length of perforated land drain, wrapped in geotextile.
Plastics are used to make useful modern materials, such as geotextiles, that would not otherwise exist.
It is worth using a tough, geotextile underlay of non-woven polyester to protect the liner from tree roots trying to penetrate, as well as sharp stones.
It is advisable to put down a geotextile membrane of the sort you lay beneath paths.
The filter rock was separated from the overlying contaminated soil by non-woven geotextile.
A grid was placed 5 cm above the bottom of the container and covered with a thin layer of geotextile, and then soil was added to the container.
In building demolition, geotextile fabrics in combination with steel wire fencing can contain explosive debris.
