Geosynthetically reinforced retaining walls have seen a huge spike in popularity over the last decade or so. The main reinforcing element in these structures is geogrid, although the use of a high-strength geotextile has seen increased acceptance. These retaining walls can be designed as temporary or permanent structures.
These structures incorporate many elements: The fascia (face), select or in-situ backfill, drainage layer (stone, geotextile filter fabric, perforated pipe) and the high-strength geotextile or
geogrid reinforcement.
Permanent retaining walls can be faced with numerous elements including segmental block, cultured stone, welded-wire (aggregate or vegetated) or cellular confinement. Temporary structures, such as those used successfully in many highway projects, often feature woven geotextile wrapped faces.
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Segmental Retaining Wall Reinforced With Stratagrid
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Retaining walls reinforced with a geotextile or geogrid can be designed to uphold even the most stringent of project requirements while still providing an aesthetically pleasing element to the project. All over the nation, homeowners to small businesses to large chain stores choose these structures for their projects due to their exceptional look, cost-effectiveness and 75+ year design lives.
US Fabrics' complete product line includes all the geosynthetics required to effectively design and build these structures. Please click on the links below to visit the product sections that are pertinent to the design and installation of geosynthetic reinforced retaining walls.
 Strata Geogrids For Retaining Walls |
| Woven Geotextiles For Wrapping Retaining Walls |
| Filter Fabrics For Retaining Walls |
| Cellular Confinement For Retaining Walls |
| J-DRain Composite Drains For Retaining Walls |
