Soil Separator
Model # 36150SSF-6
Internet # 100154781
Store SKU # 233332
36 in. x 150 ft. Trench Wrap
$14.99
/each
FREQUENTLY BOUGHT TOGETHER
The Soil Separator Trench Wrap is used to separate gravel and soil backfill in a trench, allowing the gravel to remain porous and the soil to stay firm and intact. The non-woven, spun bonded fabric exceeds most industry standards and weighs a mere 0.5 ounces per square yard. With Soil Separator Fabric, you have an economical solution for Trench Cover and Trench Wrap.
- Keeps gravel and soil backfill separate
- Spun bonded non-woven geotextile
- Durable and lightweight
- 3 ft. x 150 ft. roll
- For traditional French drain applications, on-site sewage systems, septic systems and leach fields
- Works with corrugated and smooth-wall pipe systems
- Usable as trench cover or trench wrap
- Prevents system clogging
Info & Guides
SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions
Maximum Pipe Diameter |
12 in |
Minimum Pipe Diameter |
2 in |
Product Depth (in.) |
1800 |
Product Height (in.) |
0.1 |
Product Length (in.) |
1800 |
Product Width (in.) |
36 |
Details
Maintenance, Repair & Supplies Product Type |
Drain Filtration Sleeve |
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty |
free from manufacturer defects of material |
1 Question0 Answers
Customer Questions & Answers
36 in. x 150 ft. Trench Wrap
Ask your questions. Share your answers.
All
All
This question is from 36 in. x 150 ft. Trench Wrap
0 answers
is this a non woven material and what is the weight. Is it needle punctured
1 of 1
1 of 1
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
Rated 2.8 out of 5 by 10
reviewers.
Rated 1.0 out of 5.0 by RB64 Tissue paper - Do not buy
I would rate it zero stars if that was an option. As many others noted this is not a quality product and most definitely should not be used for trench wrap, french drains, or any other serious project. I started to use it for a french drain line and pulled it out as it started to rip with very slight pressure from gravel. It's also to narrow it needs to be at least a foot wider, and many plies stronger.
October 18, 2015
Rated 1.0 out of 5.0 by JonW Expensive tissue paper !
Home Depot needs to have their quality control people look at this product. Ideally it would be 4' wide and several times the strength. When the stone shifted in the trench the fabric quickly tore. I don't see this even holding up in the long term. Didn't want to but I went with the pipe sock. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT !
July 4, 2015
Rated 1.0 out of 5.0 by keithl Very thin, rough surface, easily torn
This is way too delicate for trench use. It is very thin, but it is not pliant. The fibrous surface catches on dirt or rocks so it does not adjust when you layer one material on the other. I used Drain Sleeve filter fabric pipe wrap (excellent product, purchased at HD) around the perforated pipe that I put in my french drain, Hopefully the pipe will stay dirt and root free. But I suspect the round stone gravel I put in the trench will infiltrate with dirt and will lose its capacity to store water over the next few decades.
It would be nice if HD carried something as strong and flexible as the material used to make the Drain Sleeve.
August 22, 2012
Rated 4.0 out of 5.0 by MominWA Seems like an excellent product
I'm not sure I should rate this, as I bought this for an entirely different use than what it's made for :-) I bought it to make patterns for sewing. It's sturdy, light and doesn't stretch much if at all, is easy to write on, and compared to the ridiculous prices for pattern-making fabrics in fabric stores (*cough*joanns) it's an outstanding value!
I've already used it and am very happy with the way it's working out.
September 17, 2013
Rated 2.0 out of 5.0 by Frank OK but...
On the good side the fabric is inxespensive. The problem is its very delicate. I believe the label advertises the fabric as tough/durable...Its about as tough as tissue paper. We wanted to line a trench to make a french drain. The trench was 3 feet deep so we stapled 4 strips together to make it 12 foot wide and 75 feet long. We had to be very careful putting it into the trench. If it got snagged on the sides it could tear easily..and would definatly rip as you dropped gravel into the bottom if it were hung up anywhere..Even grass stalks would poke holes in it. Having said that if you are extremely careful you can install it rip free..but it takes a while. I would use this again for a septic leech line where the fabric just goes on the top.. But for a french drain I'd put a heavy duty filter fabric cloth in.
June 29, 2011
Rated 4.0 out of 5.0 by TMcG good for simple jobs
tears easy but that isnt really a bad thing .... works fine for simple jobs, havent used it on a big job yet
May 8, 2014
Rated 4.0 out of 5.0 by JustMe Perfect for our project
Hey, it's FILTER fabric not landscape cloth! Yes it is super light and on occasion tore a bit due to our handling. It's easy to unroll, cut and use; plus we made a couple of wraps around the sump tank to prevent weep holes from clogging with no hassles. Anything heavier would be a pain to use. Anything more porous would allow unwanted sediment to pass. No kidding!
July 13, 2013
Rated 5.0 out of 5.0 by John Great product
Using pick up at store is quick and easy. Saves time, I was in and out of the store in minutes.
December 17, 2013