Coir Geotextile 400gsm: InfraCoir 400

Description

Introducing InfraCoir 400®: Reliable Biodegradable Erosion Control for Australian Slopes and Drains

InfraCoir 400® is a 100% natural coir fibre geotextile, needle-punched to a consistent 400gsm weight for dependable surface stabilisation. Designed for Australian landscapes, it balances durability and environmental performance—ideal for open drains, roadside batters, and revegetation sites where biodegradable support is preferred over synthetic reinforcement.

Effective Control with Lasting Function

As the lightest in the InfraCoir range, InfraCoir 400® delivers optimal moisture retention and short-to-medium-term erosion protection without suppressing early-stage plant growth. Its open, breathable structure supports healthy root penetration and vegetation establishment, while reducing the risk of soil displacement during early rainfall events.

Fully Biodegradable, Naturally Sustainable

Made from 100% coconut coir fibre and free from synthetic additives, InfraCoir 400® is an eco-conscious choice for councils, contractors, and land managers pursuing low-impact erosion control. As it degrades over 12–24 months, it enriches the soil with organic matter, leaving behind no environmental residue.

Built for Australian Conditions

InfraCoir 400® withstands extended UV exposure, intermittent rainfall, and high surface temperatures. Its natural brown colour blends seamlessly into bushland, coastal, and rural environments. With flexible roll sizes and easy on-site handling, it’s suitable for contouring around embankments, culverts, drains, or swale zones.

Part of a Full-Strength Range

For heavier-duty applications or longer retention needs, explore our higher-weight InfraCoir 700® and InfraCoir 900®. These variants offer extended life and increased fibre density, but for many standard slope and landscaping uses, InfraCoir 400® delivers the best balance of strength, biodegradability, and value.

Applications of InfraCoir 400®

• Roadside Batter Protection: Prevents surface erosion and promotes native grass establishment along transport corridors.
• Drainage Channel Lining: Slows water velocity and filters sediment in shallow drains and stormwater outflows.
• Landscaping and Revegetation: Used in parks, gardens, and restoration zones to anchor topsoil and support germination.
• Mine Rehabilitation: Temporary surface cover in mine sites to protect slopes while native species take root.
• Rural Erosion Control: Applied to gullies and paddocks to stabilise eroded areas and enable pasture recovery.

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