Coastal Erosion Control Solutions
Geotubes, also known as Geotextile Tubes, are geotechnical materials used as soft breakwaters, providing optimal solutions for effectively controlling and restraining hydraulics and sea wave energy. This technical method is suitable for special projects applied in river mouths and sea mouths, helping to optimize construction and building costs, accelerate construction progress, and ensure project quality.



STRUCTURE
Geotextile tubes are constructed from high-strength geotextile fibers (100% Polypropylene (PP)) sewn into an elliptical shape. Geotube seams are made along the tube’s circumference and filled by pumping sand or soft soil with a hydraulic pump. Geotextile tubes have good scratch resistance and UV resistance, stable even in harsh marine environments and high hydraulic conditions.
Geotubes are typically produced with standard sizes: C6.3-H1.0, C9.5-H1.5, C11.2-H1.8, C12.6-H1.8, C12.6-H2.0, C15.8-H2.5, C22.0-H3.0, with common lengths ranging from 20m to 100m.
