Technical Blog

Retaining walls are one of the most common landscape features in New Zealand for commercial and residential developments, and also...

A comprehensive overview of the things to consider when grassing. Additional information and guidance in relation to a specific project...

Cirtex, along with our international supply partners have had many decades of experience with geosynthetics in pavements and have recently...

With geotextiles and geogrids becoming ever more popular and integrated in a wide variety of civil works, it is easy...

When discussing SRWs, the resistance to overturning comes from the retaining wall setback and its self-weight, which many times are...

When using geosynthetics to stabilise a slope or build a retaining wall, the designer will take into account the most...

Cirtex is pleased to announce the successful accreditation of the GeoCert laboratory specialising in materials testing for geosynthetic materials and...

Once again, we find ourselves deep in the middle of winter with the weather pounding our road networks and coastal...

New Zealand has a very long coastline in proportion to its land mass, with approximately 15,000 kilometres of coastline, which...