Bidim Green Filterwrap is a versatile non-woven geotextile designed to support effective drainage, filtration and soil separation across residential landscaping and construction projects. Its porous structure allows water to pass through while helping prevent fine particles of soil, sand and aggregate from moving into drainage materials.
Suitable for a range of outdoor applications, Bidim Green Filterwrap can be used behind retaining walls, in subsoil drainage systems, beneath gravel paths and between soil and drainage aggregates in planter boxes. It provides a practical separation and filtration layer for landscaping projects in Brisbane, the Gold Coast and surrounding areas.
Key Features & Benefits
- Effective Filtration: Allows water to pass through while helping prevent fine soil and sand particles from entering drainage aggregates and pipes.
- Drainage Support: Helps manage groundwater and improve drainage in suitable landscaping and construction applications.
- Soil Separation: Creates a separation layer between different materials, helping prevent them from mixing.
- Lightweight & Easy to Handle: Supplied in convenient rolls for easier transport, handling and installation.
- Flexible Material: Can be positioned around irregular shapes and landscape formations.
- Damage-Resistant: Designed for use in demanding landscaping and construction environments.
- Helps Reduce Aggregate Waste: Supports separation of soil and drainage materials.
- Weed Growth Barrier: Can act as a barrier to help reduce weed growth when used in suitable applications.
Landscaping & Construction Applications
Bidim Green Filterwrap is suitable for a variety of drainage and ground preparation projects.
- Retaining Wall Drainage: Install behind suitable retaining wall systems to help filter soil particles while allowing water to move towards drainage materials.
- Subsoil Drainage: Use to line suitable drainage trenches and help prevent surrounding soil from entering drainage aggregate or pipes.
- Gravel Paths & Driveways: Provides separation between soft ground and gravel or other fill materials.
- Planter Boxes & Roof Gardens: Helps separate growing soil from drainage aggregates.
- Garden Landscaping: Suitable for selected applications requiring filtration and separation between landscape materials.
- Ground Stabilisation Projects: Can help separate different soil and fill materials where specified in the project design.
Available Sizes & Specifications
Bidim Green Filterwrap is available in the following roll sizes:
- 1.0m wide × 50m long – 50m² coverage
- 1.2m wide × 50m long – 60m² coverage
- 2.0m wide × 50m long – 100m² coverage
Product Type: Non-woven geotextile
Colour: Green
Roll Length: 50 metres
Installation & Care
Prepare the installation area by removing sharp debris and loose material that could damage the geotextile. Position the Filterwrap according to the requirements of the drainage or separation application, ensuring it provides the intended separation between soil and aggregate.
Allow for suitable overlaps and secure the material as required for the project. Cover it with the specified drainage aggregate or fill material, taking care to avoid unnecessary tearing or displacement during installation.
Installation requirements can vary depending on soil conditions, drainage design and the intended application. For retaining walls and drainage systems, follow the project specifications and seek professional advice where required.
Why Choose Bidim Green Filterwrap?
Bidim Green Filterwrap offers a practical solution for landscaping and construction projects that require drainage, filtration and separation. Its lightweight roll format, flexible handling and range of widths make it suitable for applications from garden drainage to retaining wall and driveway preparation.
Whether you’re installing a subsoil drainage system, preparing a gravel path or improving drainage behind a retaining wall, Bidim Green Filterwrap is a useful geotextile option for landscaping projects across Brisbane and the Gold Coast.





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