Techgrid Geogrid Reinforced Soil Walls - Brochure

Reinforced Soil structures may be defined as a composite earth structure wherein soils (or other suitable fills) are internally stabilized by the inclusion of discrete layers of reinforcement materials which are generally placed horizontally, between successive lifts of fill during construction. Structures with faces steeper that 70° are generally considered as reinforced soil walls (RSW) (or mechanically stabilized earth walls) and structures with face inclinations < 70° are considered to be reinforced soil slopes (RSS). Some kind of facing will be required for walls and slopes steeper that 45°.