History ¦ GeoProducts - History of EnviroGrid Cellular Confinement Systems for Erosion Control, Soil Stabilization, & Load Support

Geo Products, L.L.C.
12626 N. Houston Rosslyn
Houston, TX 77086
United States

TEL: 281-820-5493

CONTACT:
For International Inquiries:

Al Florez
VP Marketing and Sales
aflorez@geoproducts.org
Skype: gp.al.florez

For Domestic Inquiries:

Keith Gregory

Director of Sales - US

kgregory@geoproducts.org

Skype: gp_kgregory

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International Erosion Control Association Member

Introducing Enviroclip "Twist Anchor"

Introducing our latest innovation, the EnviroClip anchor has been designed to hold all our EnviroGrid panels securely in place on slope and base application.

These helical anchors provide 4 times the pullout strength of regular anchors stakes and can be easily installed using a handheld cordless drill, eliminating the need to drive stakes into the ground.

It's safe and fast installation method saves countless hours of labor by eliminating the need to drive stakes into the ground.

EnviroGrid

Our EnviroGrid geocell is a lightweight, expandable confinement system that creates an economical, eco-friendly foundation or erosion barrier.

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History

The United States Army Corps of Engineers first developed the cellular confinement system as a means to stabilize soil in soft terrain and wet weather conditions for roads, airstrips, and any other applicable need.

As the Army Corps of Engineers discovered, thin-walled cells filled with soil, sand, or other aggregate material provide a significantly greater load-bearing capacity than compacted soil alone. High-density polyethylene proved to be the most durable, economical, and environmental choice, and has been a great success ever since.

The Army required 6,400,000 square feet of the cellular confinement system for the Gulf War. Geo Products supplied the geocell successfully and has since extended its capabilities to the public sector for a variety of civil engineering purposes.