Geomembranes (HDPE Liners)
Geomembranes, especially HDPE liners, are widely used in landfills as a reliable lining system. They provide an impermeable barrier that prevents leachate migration and ensures long-term environmental protection.

Geotextiles (Separation, Filtration & Drainage)
Woven and nonwoven geotextiles made from polypropylene or polyester fibers are essential in landfill construction. They offer effective separation, filtration, and drainage, ensuring structural stability and efficient water management.

Liner Systems
Geosynthetic liner systems act as critical barriers against contaminants and leachate, preventing pollution and protecting groundwater resources.

Gas Management Systems
Landfills produce methane and other gases during organic waste decomposition. Geosynthetic systems help trap, regulate, and vent landfill gases, ensuring safe and sustainable waste management.

Erosion Control
On landfill slopes and cover systems, geosynthetics like erosion control blankets and mats are used to prevent soil erosion and protect against surface runoff.

Cap Systems (Final Cover Solutions)
Geosynthetics play a key role in landfill cap systems, supporting vegetation growth, blocking infiltration, and reducing the need for continuous landfill maintenance.

Reinforcement
Geogrids and geotextiles provide soil reinforcement in weak or unstable ground conditions. They improve load-bearing capacity, allowing for taller, more efficient landfill cells.

Monitoring & Detection
Modern geosynthetics can integrate with monitoring systems to detect leaks, measure pressure changes, and track landfill performance for safer long-term operation.