The Catalogue · Erosion & Landscaping
Coir Geotextiles
A woven hillside: open-mesh coir cloth that holds the slope while the roots take over.
What it is
Cloth for ground that cannot yet hold itself
A coir geotextile is spun coir yarn woven into an open-mesh cloth that lies against raw ground and takes the weather on its behalf. As coir matting for erosion control it slows run-off and pins the soil; as coir netting for slope stabilisation it gives seed and root a lattice to grow through. It resists rot for the seasons the slope needs to establish, then disappears into the ground it held.
- Woven from spun coir yarn; no plastics, nothing to retrieve.
- Densities from 300 to 1000 gsm, matched to gradient and flow.
- Open mesh: seed is sown straight through and grows to close it.
- Rot-resistant through establishment, then fully biodegradable.
- For bioengineering, riverbanks, embankments and landscaping.
The Specification
Stated plainly
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Densities | Commonly 400 / 700 / 900 gsm; others to order |
| Mesh | Open; set by warp and weft spacing |
| Rolls | Commonly 1-4 m wide; lengths to order |
| Material | 100% spun coir yarn |
| Life | Season-spanning; fully biodegradable |
| Packing | Rolls, floor-loaded or palletised |
Loadability depends on density and roll size and is stated on the quote. Every lot ships with its published test papers; one serial follows the goods from quote to delivery.
The Enquiry
Ask for it properly
State the quantity and the use; the house returns a written quote from the register within one working day, with the current lot's papers.
No payment is taken here. Minimum order is one pallet unless stated otherwise; mixed pallets are quoted on request. Pallet pricing lives on the public register. Prefer to talk? WhatsApp Pollachi Coir directly.
