Geotextiles made of coir offer some distinct advantages over synthetic root cloths. This makes coir a more sustainable alternative for controlling weeds and protects soil from erosion in gardens, parks and public areas.
Geotextiles leave no harmful residues, unlike traditional, synthetic root cloths that often remain in the soil for decades.
Its breathable structure stimulates root growth and helps prevent root rot, thanks to its good air and water permeability.
Thanks to the fibres, erosion is reduced and the soil stays in place better. This is especially useful on slopes or in areas with high rainfall.
The natural fibres block light from weeds while still allowing water and nutrients to pass through. This ensures healthy soil remains.
Coir is a safe and healthy choice for the environment and people. The production of coir geotextiles has a low carbon footprint and the material is free of harmful chemicals, unlike synthetic root cloths.
Coir geotextiles can be used in various environments, such as in landscaping and water features, landscaping and soil protection.