Geofabrics HPS11C has been successfully installed below the rock armour on Aberavon Beach near to Port Talbot. With challenging low particle size subsoils, our HPS11C was ideal with its combined filtration and permeability characteristics.
Another successful example of Geofabrics HPS17 installed as the protection geotextile of choice at Erin Landfill Site, the former colliery site Duckmanton near Chesterfield. The HPS17 formed part of the large cell construction consisting of 40,000 m² of the material.
Japanese Knotweed has a high growth rate, up to 2m in 30 days, and can force its way through many substrates including tarmac and concrete, resulting in safety and operational issues for railways by blocking signals, sightlines and positions of safety. In the UK, Network Rail neighbours are having issues when attempting to sell properties …
A great example of a Cutex Installation where the composite has been used as a vertical barrier to prevent the spread of Japanese Knotweed.
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Another great example of Geofabrics HPS19 protection geotextile being installed as part of the basal system at Lower Melville Wood landfill site.