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Geotextile Protective Material

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$89.95 - $1,596.95

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  • Michael - Jun 15th 2021

    5
    Geotextile Protective Material

    The geotextile protective material I ordered was exactly what I needed to start my dry river bed project. Great product and will likely order again based on another dry river idea I have.

Description

Non-woven Geotextile material is a puncture resistant, cost effective, protective fabric used as a pond liner underlayment to protect your EPDM Rubber or Reinforced Polyethylene liner. 

Custom sizes of Geotextile material are also available. Call our customer support center at 800.522.3747, Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 4:00 pm PST to order custom sizes.

Geotextile Underlayment:

  • Easy to install and truly a smart preventative "insurance" buy.
  • Protects liner from large rocks and other sharp objects hidden in soil.
  • Adheres to the steep sides of an excavation before, during, and after installation.
  • Actual freight charges apply for all shipments of Geotextile. Shipping on retail orders will be higher than what is stated during checkout.

Shipping Note:
Actual freight charges apply for all shipments of Geotextile. Shipping on retail orders will be higher than what is stated during checkout. Call 800.522.3747 for a more information or to obtain a freight quote.

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