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Rootology provides its own geotextile root solution with RootBarrier

  • Published: 15/06/2009

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ROOTOLOGY says its RootBarrier range of geotextiles controls the growth of tree roots, grasses and plants.

According to the company the RootBarrier range controls the wayward growth of tree and plant roots preventing damage to concrete structures, garden beds, walkways, underground cables and drains.

The manufacturer says the geotextile root solution is made from non-woven 100% polypropylene and has an extruded coating. It is recyclable, waterproof and strong enough to prevent roots penetrating through.

Rootology says once the RootBarrier geotextiles are installed, root growth can be controlled without cutting or destroying the roots.

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