Geotextiles are specialized fabrics used in civil engineering and construction to enhance

soil stability, control erosion, and improve drainage. Made from high-strength, permeable

materials like polypropylene, these fabrics are designed to reinforce soil, filter particulates,

and prevent soil migration. Geotextiles are widely used in road construction, landfills,

embankments, and coastal protection projects. Their durability and adaptability make

them ideal for creating stable foundations, improving water flow, and extending the lifespan

of infrastructure projects.