DuraGreen – Reinforced Soil System
The DuraGreen System is a proven engineered solution for slopes up to 70° which require a vegetated facing.
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This geogrid is manufactured from polyester yarns that have a high molecular weight and excellent tensile strength. These yarns are then knitted into a dimensionally stable network of apertures to form the geometric grid shape which offers tensile reinforcement to the soil.
StrataGrid is coated with a black bituminous saturation coating to provide further chemical and mechanical benefits that enhance its durability in harsh environments.
High strength polyester geogrids are ideally suited to retaining walls, steepened slopes, and embankments subjected to long term creep loads. PET has superior long-term creep resistance compared with an HDPE or polypropylene polymer.
StrataGrid is very easy to install and available in wide rolls minimising wastage and labour during installation.
Cirtex® can offer documentation for connection capacity between StrataGrid and a range of segmental block systems available within Australia and New Zealand.
StrataGrid® is a registered Trademark of Glen Raven, Inc. Registered in the United States.
Code | Grade | Roll Size | Area |
|---|---|---|---|
76483 | SG200 | 3.8m x 100m | 380m² |
76484 | SG350 | 3.8m x 100m | 380m² |
13076 | SG500 | 3.8m x 100m | 380m² |
76485 | SG550 | 3.8m x 100m | 380m² |
13280 | SG600 | 3.8m x 100m | 380m² |
13819 | SG700 | 3.8m x 100m | 380m² |
13813 | SG1220 | 3.8m x 100m | 380m² |
13308 | SG1300 | 3.8m x 100m | 380m² |
13623 | SG1400 | 1.9m x 50m | 95m² |
The DuraGreen System is a proven engineered solution for slopes up to 70° which require a vegetated facing.
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