In this new piece, we’ll talk about geogrids, one of the best solutions for ensuring gravel and slope stabilization. At Singhal Industries Private Limited, we produce the Singhal Grid PP 1515 , a 3D mesh in the shape of a honeycomb made of linked geotextile fabric strips. The geogrid won’t sink, lose its shape, or leave tread marks because of its characteristics.
Geogrid slope stabilization will prevent sinking and, in addition to preventing sinking, it will also prevent material from losing its shape or leaving vehicle tread tracks because of its joints and the high tensile strength provided by the geotextile fabric.
The following are a few of the biggest benefits of adopting geogrids:
- The granular infill and wall porosity of the geotextile enable vertical and horizontal water drainage.
- Given that it is delivered accordion-folded, installation is simple.
- can be filled with sand or gravel.
- Can be applied to pavement structures for roads or pedestrians.
- A sustainable drainage system.
- Easily cutable material
Multiple Uses
- Parking lots for cars.
- Stabilization of pavement and walking walkways.
- gravel-covered, landscaped regions.
- Stabilization of athletic grounds and environs.
- putting greens.
- stabilization of garden paths.
- entrances to garages.
- geogrid slope stabilization.
- stabilization of pavement and walking walkways.
- Support for seeds in sloped terrain.
- Ideal for drainage in cities: Our mesh is a long-term solution for surface and rainwater drainage.
When creating the geogrids, please keep the following in mind:
- Please keep in mind that the subgrade’s breadth will be determined by the anticipated levels of circulation.
- Remove the soil to a depth of 7 to 8 cm for mesh that is 5 cm high or 2 to 3 cm for mesh that is 10 cm high in order to have a highly resistant performance.
- In general, stretch the geotextile between the bedding and the sub-grade layer and use aggregate for the bedding beneath the mesh.
By compacting the material, it will become stronger and more stable.
If the subgrade is stable enough to permit the passage of vehicles, level the ground and remove all stones.
geogrid-installation
Please adhere to these instructions for a successful installation.
- Put a length of mesh out and use a stake or U-shaped nail to secure the corners.
- Extend the mesh 8 metres in length. You’ll observe that the sides have less width.
- Mesh may be readily cut with scissors or a cutter knife to fit any space.
- If more mesh is needed, extend it, attach it with staples between the cell joints of the first layer, and so on, until the desired area is covered.
The following are our suggestions for filling the geogrids.
- It can be filled out manually or automatically.
- To keep the mesh in place, first fill each corner with aggregate. It must always be in close proximity to the earth.
- The mesh should only be filled with normal gravel. Pea gravel should never be washed.
- Never step on an empty mesh.
- Once the corners are filled in, do not remove the bars or stakes.
- Fill in each cell well, then when you’re done, spread a layer of gravel on top, making sure it’s completely covered.
- Now that it will be suitable to walk on, it still has to be examined and repaired if necessary to make sure that the entire surface is adequately covered with the necessary load height.
Please remember the following when using the Singhal Grid PP 1515 geogrid as a general rule:
- Verify the soil’s quality.
- If numerous layers of mesh has to be installed before filling in, staple the various layers together.
- Stakes are used to secure the mesh on sloped surfaces.
- The ground must always be in direct touch with the mesh.
- When filling in, make sure there is no gravel present to prevent lifting the mesh.
- Always choose the right kind of gravel.
- Never put more weight than is necessary on top of the mesh.
Please contact us at enquiry@singhalglobal.com for more details or prices on our geogrid products, including biaxial and uniaxial geogrid.
