Coastal & Port Yard Solutions with GEOWEB® Geocells
The GEOWEB® geocells help stabilize and protect coastal, port, and waterfront infrastructure in environments exposed to water, soft soils, erosion, and heavy use. The 3D geocell system confines infill to support slope protection, channel armoring, shoreline stabilization, access roads, and load support applications. With flexible infill options, the GEOWEB system provides cost-effective, long-term performance for demanding coastal and port conditions.
Intermodal & Container Yard Stabilization
Reduce maintenance and boost durability in high-traffic yards with GEOWEB® 3D geocells for stronger, longer-lasting surfaces.
Living Shorelines
Stabilize living shorelines with GEOWEB® geocells designed to control erosion, support vegetation, and protect coastal, lakefront, and waterfront area
Cost Savings & Environmental Benefits
- Creates a stable surface—diffuses vertical pressures and lateral stresses.
- Allows the subgrade material to withstand more than 12-15 times the number of load cycles with less deflection and less long-term settlement
- Reduces the structural infill depth by 50% or more
- Lowers maintenance requirements and costs
- May allow use of on-site sand or lower quality aggregate.
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Engineering & Design Resources
Pavement Reduction Overview
GEOWEB Load Support Design Package
GEOWEB Channel Protection Design Package
GEOWEB Retaining Wall Design Package
GEOWEB Slope Protection Design Package
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GEOWEB Load Support Construction Resource Package
GEOWEB Channel Protection Construction Resources Package
GEOWEB Retaining Walls Construction Resource Package
GEOWEB Slope Protection Construction Resource Package
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