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What are the main types of geogrids?

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Uniaxial geogrids - Strong in one primary direction, used for wall and slope reinforcement
Biaxial geogrids - Equally strong in two perpendicular directions, used for base reinforcement
Triaxial geogrids - Multi-directional strength with triangular apertures, used for base stabilization

Uniaxial geogrids - Strong in one primary direction, used for wall and slope reinforcement

Biaxial geogrids - Equally strong in two perpendicular directions, used for base reinforcement

Triaxial geogrids - Multi-directional strength with triangular apertures, used for base stabilization

What is a geogrid?

Can geotextiles be used with geogrids?

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