1. High weather resistance and chemical resistance

The raw material for geocell is high-density polyethylene, and the surface sheet is a 1.5 mm thick sheet with texture processing (0.2 mm), so it has sufficient weather resistance. It also has excellent chemical resistance and is suitable for all soils, including acidic and alkaline soils.

2. Lightweight and compact

The Terrace Cell used in the geocell retaining wall method is lightweight at about 4 kg per sheet, so it can be easily transported. In addition, it is stored in a compact state, so it does not require a large space to store the material.

3. Easy and quick construction

It uses few materials, and the construction method involves repeated work of unfolding, filling, and compacting, so the construction period can be shortened. Therefore, it is effective in small sites and disaster recovery. In addition, since it does not use concrete, there is no need for a curing period, and the construction period can be shortened.

4. Various filling materials can be used

Since geocell has a honeycomb structure, various filling materials such as local soil and crushed stone can be used according to the situation by constraining the filling material.

5. High adaptability and flexibility according to the site

The wall slope is 1:0.1 to 1.0, and can be used for wall heights up to 8m, making it easy to work on curved sections and change the slope according to local conditions. In addition, because it is a flexible material, foundation concrete is not required and it can follow a certain degree of uneven ground settlement.

6. Greening is possible

By using a filling material that can be planted, it is possible to plant plants in the setback areas and green the area by attracting native species.