SKAPS W200, 4 oz Woven Geotextile Fabric - 600 SY Roll

SKAPS woven geotextile fabrics are woven polypropylene materials offering optimum performance when used in stabilization applications. SKAPS W200, 4 oz Woven Geotextile Fabric is produced from first quality raw materials, and provides the perfect balance of strength and separation in styles capable of functioning exceptionally well in a wide range of performance requirements.

PRICING NOTE: Please note, geotextile fabric pricing is extremely volatile at the moment. Be advised, we will do all we can to honor advertised pricing, however, pricing is subject to change without notice. Availability is also very unstable right now, so if possible, we may switch to another brand of fabric of equal or greater specifications.

SKAPS W200, 4 oz Woven Geotextile Fabric is available in the following roll configurations:
12.5' x 432' or 15' x 360' (600 SY)

SKAPS W200, 4 oz Woven Geotextile Fabric resists ultraviolet resistance, rotting, biological degradation and is chemically inert to any natural bases or acids unless indicated below, all listed properties are Minimum Average Roll Values: 

* At the time of manufacturing. Handling, storage, and shipping may change these properties.

This information is provided for reference purposes only and is not intended as a warranty or guarantee. SKAPS and/or Southern Geo Supply, LLC assumes no liability in connection with the use of this information.

SKAPS woven geotextiles are individual threads (monofilaments, multi-filaments, fibrillated yarns) or slit films and tapes that are actually woven on a loom. Typically, woven geotextile fabrics can be used for stabilization, separation, reinforcement, and erosion control applications. Woven geotextile fabrics strive to provide dimensional stability and deliver superior load distribution.

SKAPS Industries woven geotextiles typically hold a higher strength to weight ratio in comparison with their non-woven needle-punched geotextiles. In comparison to non-woven geotextiles, woven geotextiles typically maintain slower drainage characteristics due to their smaller pore sizes. Therefore, woven geotextiles are less likely to be applied in engineered areas that require high filtration and drainage characteristics.