About us
KING Nonwoven Products was established in early 2000 by its owners, Bart van der Hart and Jan van Leeuwen. As the name suggests, the company is specialised in nonwovens: textile produced using a technologically advanced process and consisting of synthetic and/or natural fibres that are linked to each other mechanically and/or chemically.
KING has many years of experience in the different markets where nonwovens are applied. Therefore we are in an excellent position to respond to the various preferences of our customers.
KING Nonwoven Products is a trade name of KING Holding B.V.
Our companies
KING RootBarrier is thé specialist in the development, production and distribution of durable and sustainable solutions against weeds and root pressure. A specialist that advises, supports and supplies you with the right product for the right application. Also, a partner for soil stabilisation, irrigation, and protection from moles and toads.
Specialized in nonwovens: textiles consisting of synthetic or natural fibres that are mechanically or chemically bonded.
Specialized in the cutting and winding of, among other things, nonwovens such as spunbonded fabrics, needle felt and glass fibre fleeces.
Specialized in the development, production and distribution of glues, adhesive tapes and stabilizing fabrics.
News
All innovationsExpo update
Many fairs and events have been canceled due to the corona pandemic. Nevertheless, we would like to inform you that this year we will be at the Expo for Public Space in Utrecht. Click here to continue reading
6/3/2020Plantex® Platinium in Amsterdam Westerpark
In December 2019, approximately 2,500 m² DuPont ™ Plantex® Platinium was installed on behalf of ProRail to combat the Japanese knotweed. Click here to continue reading.
5/19/2020Coronavirus measures
The Dutch government has implemented various measures to prevent the spread of the corona virus. KING Group follows these measures and continues to prioritize the health and safety of our employees, customers and suppliers. Click here to continue reading.
3/20/2020