Mirafi™ S41 Geotextile Sand Bag – 0.55m x 0.30m (40kg, 10kN Tensile)

Original price was: R30.Current price is: R25.

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Geotextile Sand Bag Supplier for Africa. Compact nonwoven geotextile sandbag (≈40kg filled) for flood control, landscaping, and streambank protection. Virgin PP fabric with ~10 kN/m tensile strength delivers dependable filtration and easy handling for rapid, short‑term erosion control across Africa and South Africa.

SKU: MIR-S41-055030 Category: Tags: , , , , , , ,

Description

The Mirafi™ S41 Geobag is a small, professional‑grade nonwoven geotextile sandbag engineered for quick deployment in flood response and erosion control projects across South Africa and Africa. Sized 0.55m x 0.30m and typically filled to about 40kg, it is light enough for manual handling while providing reliable stabilization for streambanks, canal edges, culvert outlets, and landscaped slopes. Manufactured from 100% virgin polypropylene nonwoven geotextile, the fabric allows water to pass while retaining soil particles, reducing undermining and localized scour.

S41 geobags are supplied flat for efficient logistics, then filled on site with locally available sand—ideal where access is limited and response times matter. Typical uses include temporary flood berms, protection of newly trimmed embankments, and lining of small channels during construction. The flexible nonwoven conforms to uneven ground for close contact and reduced under‑seepage, and can be stacked in running bond to improve stability.

Geosynthetics Africa is a leading supplier and installer of geotextile sandbags on the continent, supporting municipalities, contractors, and communities with fast turnaround, technical guidance, and practical installation methods that align with local budgets and timelines.

Quick Specs

Property Value
Bag Size 0.55m x 0.30m
Approx. Weight (filled) ≈40kg
Tensile Strength ≈10 kN/m
Geotextile Fabric Nonwoven PP
Height After Filling ≈0.10–0.15m
Typical Applications Flood berms, streambanks, culvert outlets, landscaping