SOPRANATURE® GEONET SKU: W862
SOPRANATURE® GEONET SKU: W862
SOPRANATURE GEONET is composed of a high-density polyethylene geonet drainage core heat fused to a non-woven filter fabric. The integrated core and fabric system optimizes drainage channel consistency, minimizing soil particle intrusion for maximum flow capacity, allowing water to freely enter the drainage channel. SOPRANATURE GEONET may be used as a drainage layer in planters, vegetated roof systems and under concrete slabs.
Product Properties
- Type Drainage Mat
Installation
Unroll SOPRANATURE GEONET and cut to the desired length. Ensure fabric is adhered at all joints and fold any excess fabric at ends under the core.
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