Drainage of Structures

Without adequate drainage, the soils in contact with structures can become saturated and weakened, potentially imposing higher loads.Removing water from the ground adjacent to these structures is therefore important. A properly designed drainage geocomposite can often replace the traditional gravel drains that are used behind retaining walls and other structures such as sheet pile and contiguous piled walls or the basement walls to buildings.

Landscape & Architecture

Landscape architecture is a comprehensive environmental discipline. Its content is very extensive. In addition to the so-called gardening, gardening, and greening, it also includes a larger range of regional and even territorial landscapes, and the planning and management of ecological land use. Landscape architecture is the art and science of designing and unifying natural and artificial elements. Using natural and artificial materials-soil, water, plants, combined materials-landscape architects create spaces with various uses and conditions.

Solutions

Our geonets, three-dimensional drainage geocomposites, drainage boards, geotextiles and other products play a very important role in drainage structures. Geocells and cement blankets are widely used in landscape architecture to beautify the environment.

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