Reinforced Retaining Walls with Geogrid

Retaining walls are engineered structures designed primarily to hold soil at steeper slopes and prevent landslides, especially on sloped terrains.

Reinforced wall structures provide numerous benefits, including erosion and flood protection in coastal areas, along riverbanks and canals, acting as wing walls for bridges and approaches, supporting deep excavations and structures, ensuring safe terracing on slopes, and increasing slope stability.

In general terms, a retaining wall (or gravity wall) is a structure used to keep changes in the soil surface close to vertical and to prevent the soil from moving according to its natural slope angle.