Geosynthetics

Geotextiles are manufactured fabrics used in civil engineering and construction to improve soil behavior, provide reinforcement, and manage water flow. They are typically made from polypropylene or polyester and come in two main forms: woven and...

Geogrids are geosynthetic materials engineered with a grid-like structure that reinforces soil by confining aggregate particles within their apertures. This interlocking mechanism enhances load distribution, reduces deformation, and improves the...

The Presto GEOWEB® system is a high-performance, three-dimensional geocell solution designed to stabilize soil in a wide range of civil and environmental applications. Developed in collaboration with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, GEOWEB® uses a...

Containment in site development refers to the use of engineered barriers and liners to isolate, store, or manage liquids and solids in a controlled environment—most commonly in ponds, lagoons, landfills, and environmental remediation sites. These...

Geotextiles are essential in earth retention systems, particularly those using modular block walls or vegetated slopes. In these applications, non-woven geotextiles are typically placed behind the retaining structure to provide filtration and...

Construction mats are engineered surface systems used to create stable, temporary work platforms, access roads, and staging areas over soft, wet, or sensitive ground conditions. These mats help distribute loads, reduce rutting, and minimize site...