A geonet is a type of material commonly used in engineering and environmental projects. It’s like a mesh that has connected ribs or strands creating a three network. Our Geonets are handy for improving soil drainage, filtration, controlling erosion, and reinforcing soil. They’re often placed between layers of soil to create a pathway for water to flow through while preventing the soil particles from blocking the drainage system.

These three-dimensional networks build an open, porous structure that enables the efficient flow of gases and liquids. High-density polyethylene (HDPE), a strong and environmentally friendly material that ensures the geonet’s lifetime and efficacy, is frequently used to make geonets. Geonets are essential for improving soil stabilization, drainage systems, erosion management, and overall geotechnical engineering because of their distinctive structure and multifaceted capabilities.