Repaved Surfaces
Ocean geotextiles impregnated with liquid asphalt adhesive is installed over the old concrete or asphalt cracked or broken pavements form a tight seal with the asphalt overlay and thus extends the life of the pavement by spanning the cracks and this preventing them from propagating through to the new surface. It will also act as a moisture barrier.
Ocean geotextiles permits a thinner resurfacing layer that preserves the nominal curb height and postpones the time when the entire surface must be removed and a new wearing course installed.

Retained Soil Wall
Access in steep, mountainous terrains is often provided only by roads cut into this side of a hill. Traditional methods coll for constructing a retained soil wall using earth fill with timber or pile reinforcing. Ocean woven geotextiles economically replace this method of construction and combines ease of installation with excellent drainage characteristics. Construction with Ocean geotextiles consists of placing alternate layers of geotextiles and earth fill. The edge of each fabric layer is folded back around a soil berm and lapped to next layer to form a wall face.