ATTUBE (Geotube)

Geotube High-Strength Tubes for Coastal & Dewatering Solutions

A robust alternative to rock structures — engineered for shoreline protection, dewatering, and sustainable land creation.

ATTUBE (Geotube)

Geotube (ATTUBE) is a strong and durable tube made from special fabric. It is used to protect rivers, beaches, and coastal areas from erosion. Instead of using heavy rocks or concrete, Geotube (ATTUBE) offers a softer, easier option that works well in different places. Its flexible design helps it adjust to the shape of the land while staying tough and reliable.

These tubes are built to handle rough conditions like strong water flow, sunlight, and wear and tear. They don’t need belts, machines, or complicated tools to work. This makes Geotube (ATTUBE) a simple, cost-effective solution for stopping erosion, removing water from sludge, and even creating new land areas.

Geotubes are large tubular structures fabricated from nonwoven needle-punched geotextile, designed for a wide range of hydraulic and geotechnical applications. They are produced using high-strength polypropylene or polyester fibers, which are stitched with precision through advanced interlock sewing to ensure dimensional stability, permeability, and resistance to ultraviolet degradation. The robust textile construction provides excellent filtration, allowing water to escape while retaining soil or sludge within, making them suitable for both dewatering and shoreline protection purposes.

Manufacturing of geotubes follows stringent ASTM and ISO standards, ensuring consistent quality in tensile strength, puncture resistance, and seam integrity. These tubes are widely used for coastal and riverbank protection, land reclamation, dredged material containment, and sludge dewatering. Their versatility, flexibility, and durability make them an environmentally sustainable solution compared to traditional hard armor systems, offering long-term stability and resilience in marine and civil engineering projects.