Felt Material

Felt is a non-woven, biodegradable material made from natural jute fibres. It is created by compressing or needle-punching fibres into a dense, flexible mat. Known for its moisture retention, thermal insulation, and natural decomposition properties, jute felt enriches the soil and is eco-friendly, cost-effective, and versatile.

Applications

• Agriculture and Horticulture - Used as mulch mats to retain soil moisture, regulate temperature, and suppress weed growth. Promotes root development by maintaining a favourable microclimate.

• Erosion Control - Provides temporary stabilisation on slopes, embankments, and riverbanks. Protects soil and allows vegetation to establish.

• Landscaping and Gardening: It Stabilises soil and supports vegetation growth in landscaping projects. It also serves as a moisture-retentive base layer in green roofing systems.

• Insulation Material - Acts as a natural thermal and acoustic insulator for eco-friendly buildings' walls, roofs, and floors.

• Seed Germination and Root Protection - Used as seed germination blankets for optimal moisture and temperature.Shields roots in nurseries, orchards, and reforestation projects.

• Geotextiles and Eco-Projects - Strengthens and filters soil in civil engineering projects. Supports eco-restoration, land reclamation, and rehabilitation efforts.

• Industrial Applications - Used as sustainable padding and insulation in the automobile and furniture industries.

Specifications

• 550 grams per square metre with scrim in the middle

• 750 grams per square metre with scrim in the middle

• It can be rolled from 2 metres to 30 metres.