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10801 E. 54th Avenue, Denver, CO 80239 * Phone: 303-696-8960
Erosion & Sediment Control
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Cellular Confinement
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When it comes to cellular confinement, the geocells (and complete Geoweb brand name) provide applications-slope protection, vegetated retaining walls, channel protection, erosion control and load support that is second to none.
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 SLOPE PROTECTION:Create a stable environment for and long-term sustainability of embankment material. 3D structure reinforces the upper soil layer and resists erosive conditions and sliding forces beyond limits of other systems. Long-term solution for sustainable vegetation, permeable aggregate, hard-armored concrete or geomembrane protection. Reduces land space requirements & costs by allowing slopes to be designed steeper than when unconfined. |
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 GEOWEB LOAD SUPPORT:Solve unacceptable road, parking, and yard surface problems. 3D structure stabilizes infill and controls shearing, lateral and vertical movement. Allows use of less costly on-site infill materials. Reduces base material requirements & costs by half. Beneficial for load distribution over weak soils, base stabilization for paved surfaces and surface stabilization for unpaved surfaces. |
 VEGETATED RETAINING WALLS:Create economical, vegetated retaining walls that meet all design requirements. Typical wall structures include steepened slopes, geocomposite retaining walls, gravity walls and multi-layered channel systems. Quicker installation is contractor-friendly. Handling light-weight sections causes less stress on workers compared to block wall systems. |
 CHANNEL PROTECTION:Ensure stability and protection of channels exposed to all types of erosive conditions. Effective with low or high, intermittent or continuous flows. Can be designed to withstand the highest velocities with appropriate infill materials. Research substantiates the effectiveness of the vegetated Geoweb/TRM system for sustaining velocities as high as 30 ft/sec (9m/sec). Vegetation can replace costly rip rap in drainage ditches and stormwater channels. *CSU Research Results |
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