Coir geotextiles are 100% natural, biodegradable fabrics made from coir yarn, derived from coconut husks. They are widely used for erosion control and soil stabilization, particularly in landscaping and geotechnical engineering. These geotextiles are strong, durable, and naturally resistant to rot, mold, and moisture, eliminating the need for chemical treatments. They effectively prevent soil erosion on slopes and embankments by holding soil in place and dissipating the energy of flowing water.
Coir geotextiles are indeed an excellent choice for rural road construction promote the growth of new vegetation by absorbing water and preventing the topsoil from drying out.

Coir geotextile logs are cylindrical structures made from coconut coir fiber, encased in a coir yarn netting, and used for erosion control and slope stabilization. They are an nvironmentally friendly alternative to synthetic materials, offering a natural way to manage soil erosion and promote vegetation growth.