Three-dimensional geogrid

Three-dimensional geogrid (geocell) is a volumetric cellular structure made of polymeric or synthetic tapes fastened together checkerwise. In working condition, when the geogrid is stretched, sections (cells) form a stable—horizontally and vertically—frame designed to retain the filler. Cells are filled with soil, gravel, crushed stone, sand, and concrete—to form a single reinforcing structure.

Key properties

• Zero toxicity, 100% environment-friendly.
• Resistant to UV radiation.
• Resistant to acids and alkalis.
• Resistant to soil ground, fresh and salt water.
• Geogrid can withstand temperature fluctuations from -50°С to +80°С.
• At least 50 years of service life.

End uses

• Fixation of pads for various types of road pavement.
• Reinforcement of slopes and fixation of steeper slopes
• Reinforcement of the coastal zone of reservoirs and rivers
• Fixation of slopes of railway cones
• Retaining wall structures
• Soil reinforcement in transport, hydraulic construction, and other fields of construction.

The material is supplied in modules. Covered area: 10÷25 m²; cell height: 50÷300 mm; cell diagonal: 150÷300; tape wall thickness: 1.1÷1.8 mm; color: black, white (synthetic tape); temperature range: -50°С÷+60°С.

Geosynthetic materials