Geotextile membranes

Geotextile membranes are commonly used in groundwork and building projects to separate, filter, and reinforce layers of soil or aggregate. Builders install them below roads, driveways, patios, and drainage systems to improve ground stability and reduce the risk of subsidence. A non-woven geotextile membrane is typically laid between sub-base and soil to help manage water flow while maintaining structural integrity.

In modern construction, geotextiles provide long-term support for load-bearing areas and prevent intermixing of different soil types. They’re also used around soakaways and land drains to prevent clogging from fine particles. Leading brands like Wrekin supply a wide range of geotextile membranes suitable for both domestic and commercial projects.

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