1. Product Overview

Geocell is a lightweight, three-dimensional geosynthetic material made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE). It features a honeycomb-like structure that is expanded during installation and filled with soil, gravel, or concrete. This innovative design provides excellent reinforcement and load distribution, making geocells ideal for soil stabilization, erosion control, and slope protection in civil engineering projects.

2. Product Features

• Excellent Soil Stabilization: Prevents soil displacement and enhances load distribution.
• Erosion Control: Provides superior erosion resistance on slopes and embankments.
• Lightweight and Flexible: Easy to transport and install, even in remote or challenging terrains.
• Durable and Weather-Resistant: Made from UV-stabilized HDPE, ensuring long-term performance in extreme environments.
• Eco-Friendly: Reduces the need for traditional construction materials and minimizes environmental impact.

3. Product Specifications

• Material: High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE)
• Cell Depth: 50mm to 300mm (customizable)
• Cell Size: 100mm x 100mm to 500mm x 500mm (customizable)
• Sheet Width: 2m to 5m (customizable)
• Color Options: Black, green, or custom colors
• Compliance: Meets ISO, ASTM, and international geosynthetic standards

4. Application Areas

• Road and Railway Foundations: Stabilizes soft soils and improves load distribution for roadways and tracks.
• Slope Protection: Prevents soil erosion and enhances stability on steep slopes and embankments.
• Retaining Walls: Reinforces soil in retaining wall systems and reinforced earth structures.
• Channel and Riverbank Protection: Controls erosion and stabilizes channels and riverbanks.
• Load Support Systems: Provides additional support for parking lots, driveways, and industrial yards.

5. Installation Guidelines

• Surface Preparation: Level and compact the soil base to ensure a stable foundation.
• Expansion and Placement: Expand the geocell structure to the required dimensions and position it over the prepared surface.
• Anchoring: Use stakes or pins to secure the geocell in place, especially on slopes or uneven terrains.
• Filling: Fill the geocell with soil, gravel, or concrete, ensuring even distribution across the cells.
• Compaction: Compact the fill material to achieve optimal stability and load distribution.
• Inspection: Verify alignment, anchoring, and filling before finalizing the installation.