Geocells h7.5

The geogrid is a geosynthetic structure that is a three-dimensional structure of strips made of polyester, polyethylene or polypropylene. The polymer or synthetic strips are fastened together, forming a flexible three-dimensional grid with cells arranged in a checkerboard pattern.

The geogrid serves as an excellent reinforcing frame, and its cells are subsequently filled with rock fragments, bulk materials (sand, gravel) or filled with concrete. In order to reduce construction costs, fixing of the filling is practiced.

Due to its structure, flexibility and resistance to deformation, the geogrid is used successfully where it is necessary to counteract erosion, soil collapse or removal of excess moisture (drainage).