Geotextile Bag (Geobag)
Woven and nonwoven geotextile bags filled with sand or local soil for shoreline protection, cofferdams, breakwaters and temporary works.
Indicative Price Range
USD 0.80 - 2.20 / m²
Indicative factory range per m2. Final price depends on thickness or unit weight, roll width and order volume. Send us your specification and we will return a firm factory-direct quote within 24 hours.
Product Description
Our geobag is a large geotextile container filled on site with sand, gravel or local soil, used to build structures where conventional concrete or rock is slow, expensive or impossible to place. The fabric retains the fill while letting water drain, so the bag densifies quickly and interlocks with adjacent bags to form a stable, flexible mass.
Geobags are normally used in series: laid in rows and courses they build breakwaters, groynes, revetments and cofferdams, and because the structure is flexible it tolerates settlement and scour without cracking. Made from UV-stabilised fabric a geobag can also serve as the permanent face of a shoreline structure.
We supply geobags in woven or nonwoven geotextile in custom sizes and fabric strengths, with or without lifting loops, and can advise on fill type and stacking pattern for your site conditions.
Key Features
- Woven or nonwoven geotextile with high seam strength
- Retains sand or local soil while draining water
- Flexible structure tolerates settlement and scour
- Interlocks when stacked to form breakwaters and revetments
- Filled on site with local material — cuts haul and concrete cost
- UV-stabilised options for permanent exposed applications
Applications
- •Shoreline and riverbank protection
- •Breakwaters, groynes and revetments
- •Cofferdams and temporary flood barriers
- •Dike repair and emergency flood response
- •Land reclamation and underwater foundation works
Technical Specifications
- Material
- Woven / nonwoven geotextile
- Bag Size
- Customizable
- Fabric Strength
- Customizable
- Lifting Loops
- Optional
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