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AmeriGrid® Geogrid Stabilization Solutions

100% UV Resistant
3D Load Spread
50 Years of Experience at Work
  • Advanced geosynthetic material
  • Lightweight and easy-to-handle
  • Available for purchase on HomeDepot.com 

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Overview

Whatever materials you use on a job, the measure of their success or failure is your bottom line. Whether bringing stability to soft or wet ground or building a retaining wall, AmeriGrid® geogrids help contractors improve their bottom line by saving them time, money, and materials. The lightweight rolls are easy to handle and cut in the field, making it simple to adapt to curves and projections. A simple overlap is sufficient for adjacent rolls; no sewing is required. Our products are 100% UV resistant and will not rust, leach, or degrade in direct sunlight. 

SKUs

AmeriGrid geogrids come in three SKUs: hardscaping geogrid, jobsite geogrid, and retaining wall geogrid.

Hardscaping

AmeriGrid hardscaping geogrid's unique triangular structure, one of construction's most stable shapes, locks aggregate in place to provide greater stability and stiffness under gravel and sand to fortify the prepared ground under a patio or pathway. The stability provides the best solution for building low-cost, long-lasting, and more reliable trafficked surfaces that won't sag and shift out of place.

Jobsite

AmeriGrid jobsite geogrid handles soft soils with ease and provides a strong construction platform. This product is easily shipped to your site, and standard roll sizes make this geogrid easy to maneuver with minimal waste. Because the rolls are easy to install, use less aggregate fill, and require no skilled labor or specialized equipment, AmeriGrid geogrid helps you get in, get out, and get the job done on time.

Retaining Wall

AmeriGrid retaining wall geogrid, with Tensar uniaxial technology, is designed to easily and efficiently reinforce soil slopes (RSS) and segmental block retaining walls (SRWs). It is manufactured using select grades of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) resins that resist elongation, or creep, when subjected to high loads for long periods of time. Unlike most reinforcements that are installed perpendicular to the face of the wall or slope, AmeriGrid retaining wall geogrid is rolled out parallel to the wall or slope face, thus maximizing the coverage of the geogrid and minimizing the amount of cutting required.

A Resilient Solution

Tensar geogrids are 100% UV resistant and will not rust, leach, or degrade in direct sunlight. When you build with geogrids, you can count on a higher-performing and longer-lasting solution for years to come.

Proven Success, Proven Savings

Successful clients and construction excellence have been Tensar's mission for over 50 years. We help you deliver projects more efficiently, no matter what challenges you're facing, just as we have for thousands of loyal customers.

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