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MultiTrack SNW

MultiTrack Superior Nonwoven (SNW) geotextiles are manufactured by needle punching a web of high-tenacity fibres to produce a consistent and uniform product of the highest performance making them ideal for performing the function of protection.

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MultiTrack Superior Nonwoven Geotextile

Applications for MultiTrack SNW

  • Protection Fleece for impermeable liners
  • SUDS
  • Permeable paving
  • Tree root protection
  • Horse manege
  • Protecting coastal defences
  • Erosion control
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Products

Stock code Description My Geoworks Downloads
GTSNW/17 MultiTrack SNW 17 Superior Nonwoven Geotextile, 1700N, 150g/m² - 4m x 100m roll
GTSNW/40UV MultiTrack SNW 40 UV Superior Nonwoven Geotextile, 4000N, 300g/m² - 5.25m x 100m roll (other roll sizes available)
GTSNW/50 MultiTrack SNW 50 Superior Nonwoven Geotextile, 5000N, 400g/m² - 5.25m x 50m roll
GTSNW/80 MultiTrack SNW 80 Superior Nonwoven Geotextile, 8000N, 650g/m² - 5.25m x 50m roll
GTSNW/120 MultiTrack SNW 120 Superior Nonwoven Geotextile, 11500N, 1000g/m² - 5.25m x 35m roll

Key functions

Separation

Prevents intermixing of dissimilar soil layers

Filtration

Allows passage of fluids whilst retaining soil particles

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Combined geogrid and geotextile

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Achieve time savings when acquiring materials and overall quicker installations, thanks to TerraGrid Core Composite, an all-in-one solution that performs as both a biaxial geogrid and a geotextile. TerraGrid Core Composite consists of nonwoven geotextile thermally bonded to our popular SX range of geogrid. It provides the functions of reinforcement, separation and filtration into one single product, rather than having to use two separate solutions, which offers significant savings.

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Chelsea Garden Project

The Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth in London is one of the UK’s largest independent charitable hospitals. This project involved a need to solve the design constraints for the relocation of a Chelsea Flower Show garden to a hospice, on part of the hospital site. We provided geosynthetics products, and our experts led on-site product installation supervision to devise innovative solutions.

Hospital of St John & St Elizabeth
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Mostyn Sea Wall Repairs

When gale force winds combined with high tides on Thursday 5th December 2013, the result was the worst storm surge to hit North Wales in years. A solution devised jointly by Atkins, Alun Griffiths (Contractors) Limited and Geoworks was agreed. Our geosynthetic products were used to aid the creation of a barrier against adverse weather.

Network Rail Wales
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