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Practical guidance on ground reinforcement, geosynthetics, drainage and landscape infrastructure. We explain the principle, the limits and the information needed to move a project forward.

Geocells and geogrids can both improve granular construction, but they act in different ways. Here is how to choose the right reinforcement mechanism.
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A straightforward guide to cellular confinement, common applications and the project information needed before selecting a geocell build-up.

Choose a geotextile by the function it must perform, such as separation, filtration or protection, rather than colour or weight alone.

Both approaches can use below-ground storage crates, but one infiltrates water into the ground and the other releases it at a controlled rate.

A dependable reinforced sub-base starts with the formation and loading. Here is the information needed before choosing geocell, geogrid or separation layers.

Geocell can confine soil or aggregate at a slope face, but the cell depth, infill, anchorage, runoff and finish need to work as one system.

A no-dig build-up protects retained roots by building above existing ground. It needs arboricultural input, compatible layers and careful control of levels and edges.

A permeable surface is only the top of the system. Formation, traffic, storage, discharge, sub-base, edging and maintenance all need to be coordinated.

A practical route through loading, formation, aggregate, reinforcement, drainage, construction sequencing and reinstatement for temporary access and working areas.

Compare steel, aluminium, adjustable and flexible edging around surface type, level control, radius, compaction, fixing and long-term exposure.
The short answer comes first, without making you work through a sales pitch.
We separate general principles from decisions that depend on the project.
Every guide links to the relevant product, application and technical support route.
Plans, sections, reports, specifications and site photographs all help. The CORE team will identify the missing inputs that materially affect product and system selection.