Geomats
Geomat is a flexible, lightweight, air- and watertight geosynthetic material of a chaotic three-dimensional structure made of polypropylene fiber or other synthetic elements thermally banded together.
Key properties
- High shear stress resistance (also in water)
- Can be used in vast areas
- Can be laid on a horizontal or inclined (up to 65°) surface
- High tensile and compressive stress resistance
- Multiple-use
- Easy to lay
End uses
- Protection of slopes exposed to direct rain and storm surges
- Restoration of the fertile layer and vegetation cover
- Protection of watercourse banks with low erosion activity
- Erosion protection of watercourse bottoms
Geomats can also be a basis for geocomposites — through combination with geotextile or geogrids with a polymer coating.
Geosynthetic materials