Geoweb® Earth Retention System
ECO-FRIENDLY & NATURALLY-ATTRACTIVE VEGETATED RETAINING WALLS
Design retaining walls with natural aesthetics and that perform in less-than-ideal site condition. Construct more economical, easier, and structurally-stable retaining walls. Choose a low-impact development solution that reduces stormwater runoff and contributes to green building credits.
The multi-layered Presto Geoweb® Earth Retention System gives you that and more. The system creates economical and structurally-sound retaining walls that meet all design requirements and desired aesthetics through a terraced vegetated face.
TYPICAL WALL STRUCTURES
- Steepened slopes
- Geocomposite retaining walls
- Gravity walls
- Multi-layered channel systems
The Geoweb system is the original cellular confinement system developed by Presto over 30 years ago.
ECONOMIC BENEFITS
Contractors prefer Geoweb retaining wall systems over conventional wall systems because they easy to install and save cost. Compact and light-weight sections are easier to handle, transport and construct even in difficult-access or remote locations Use of less expensive on-site infill materials saves cost. Improving construction productivity saves cost. Handling of light-weight sections compared to heavier block systems reduces worker down-time and saves cost.
SUSTAINABLE VEGETATION
The Geoweb retaining wall system's open-celled horizontal terraces create a natural environment for sustainable vegetation. The vegetated system allows rain water to collect through the wall fascia, maximizing stormwater collection, and minimizing runoff.
Key Applications
Design Specs & Construction Tools
Build a customized specification the easy way with the Presto SPECMaker® Specification Tool. Complimentary Geoweb® project evaluation also available.
Green Solutions
The highly permeable wall surface is a natural low impact development (LID) solution for managing stormwater on site.
Contributes to US Green Building Council LEED® green building credits in the categories for reducing site disruption, stormwater quantity and quality control and regional materials (if applicable).
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