An appropriate geomembrane liner will allow a landfill to safely and securely handle waste. Landfills are essential to proper waste management, so they are carefully engineered…

Seepage is one of the factors that can lead to approximately 30 to 40 percent of irrigation water loss in canals. Applying the right irrigation canal…

Water containment can be challenging when it comes to a body of water that is several acres in size such as lakes. For this reason, there…

Installing a pond liner is a cost-effective way to prevent water loss in the long run. Whether you need a fish pond liner, large lake liner,…

Geotextile liners are permeable fabrics that can filter, separate, drain, reinforce, or protect the soil. They are usually made from high-quality material, like polypropylene or polyester,…

Ditches are essential components in both drainage and irrigation systems, providing efficient water conveyance for agricultural and land management applications. Similar to canals, ditches require proper…

A geomembrane is considered a very low permeability (low leakage rate) liner made out of synthetic (man made) material. Usually the phrase geomembrane liner is used…

Most of the strongest and cost effective geomembrane liner materials are welded together in a Factory. The liner materials generally come in 12’ or less. These…

Trying to decide how to prevent a pond or lake from leaking can be a daunting process. When it comes to geomembrane liners there are many…

Although containment options such as concrete and coatings can be a good choice when money is no object, often this isn’t the case. Increasingly due to…