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Geo-textile Fabric
I build a lot of hardscapes and I am wondering--does anyone know of an eco-friendly alternative to the typical polyester/or plastic type geo-fabric?
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Trade: custom home building
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Central Iowa
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Re: Geo-textile Fabric
This is no joke. Carpeting. It doesn't sound too envirofriendly to me, but it already exists, right? And you don't want it to decompose. So I guess you just put it under your roadbed or whatever like the geotextile and it works the same.
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Re: Geo-textile Fabric
I guess you double posted.
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