Solmax's MIRAFI® Robulon covered 26,500 m² at a dry food market in Istanbul, offering durability and low maintenance for an aesthetically pleasing result.

Construction for a new hospital in St. Augustine started in late 2020. The $115 million project will serve the fast-growing St. Johns County. The facility includes a one-story hospital and a four-story patient tower.

Caritas Mother Teresa School located at Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong is a boarding school that accommodates 202 boarders and an 18-classrooms school, with several career training rooms and a school hall.

Melbourne Water completed an upgrade of biogas collection covers at their Western Treatment Plant (WTP).

CNPPID wanted a more robust solution that would prevent the procession of erosion at typical pool elevations.

Solmax geomembranes were used to line the tailings facilities of the recently expanded Yulong Copper Mine.

When Xcel Energy needed a residuals pond, they needed geosynthetics that met stringent quality and performance standards.

Solmax installed 150 km² of GSE® HD and FABRINET® at Bornhausen Landfill in Germany, protecting the environment

Further expansions of a landfill in Greece required highly technical solutions, and geosynthetics played a vital role in the safe design and containment of seepage from the waste.

Agricultural waste for biogas is key to circular economy. Sustainable systems process waste, reduce emissions & convert low-value to high-value.

As an existing tailings pile was reaching maximum capacity, it needed to be expanded to ensure continuous, safe production of Potash at the mine.

Solmax was selected to supply geomembranes for a waste containment area of almost 1.6 million m² (17.2 million f²).

Solmax's innovative liners met client's requirements, protecting environment and communities from pollution and facilitating safe wastewater removal.

Solmax designed a GCL system for the Conquest lagoon in Saskatoon to build a wastewater treatment lagoon that meets Water Security Agency standards.

The Municipality of Tweed need to expand their wastewater system to meet future demands and growth by constructing a third lagoon

Solmax provided geomembranes to line Australia's first landfill incorporating a conductive-backed liner to enable electrical leak location testing.

Jinchuan Group chose Solmax to supply geomembrane materials to safely contain hazardous waste byproducts in a new landfill site they built.

The 5 year-long partnership between Sistema.bio and Solmax has empowered communities globally, delivering alternative energy that’s cleaner and more accessible.

PROPEX Pyramat was used for erosion protection and to promote the growth of natural vegetation at the Mayo Clinic, Phoenix.

A receding riverbank in Palo Alto County threatened infrastructure. PROPEX® provided long-term erosion control.