Tried and tested in all weather.
Wet weather and cold temperatures won't slow down your job site when you use Tensar InterAx® geogrid. Your project keeps moving all season long, so your crew stays on schedule and your projects stay on budget. Get your free sample of InterAx geogrid and see firsthand how this all-weather soil stabilization solution keeps your site running.
Why use InterAx geogrid on your jobsite?
- Keep Equipment Moving: Heavy equipment won’t sink when wet access roads and working platforms are built with Tensar geogrid.
- Stay Active in Cold Temperatures: Tensar geogrid can be installed in almost all types of weather, unlike chemical stabilization which has specific temperature and moisture requirements.
- Avoid Long Curing Times: Your site is immediately accessible once Tensar geogrid is installed. Cement and lime stabilization require lengthy curing times - sometimes several weeks.
- Reduce Overall Installation Cost: Tensar geogrid rolls out over soft, wet soils and interlocks with aggregate to create firm access roads and working platforms. You'll use up 70% less aggregate and reduce labor unlike with geotextiles or conventional over excavation/replacement methods.
- Avoid Spring Thaw Delays: Stabilize soils now with geogrid and avoid delays caused by thawing, mudding ground.
Project Success: Wompatuck State Park
When the Wompatuck State Park project was threatened by unexpected soft soils and rain, Tensar InterAx geogrid saved on material costs and kept it moving forward.
Contractor reduces material costs and future maintenance requirements with InterAx geogrid.
A contractor was tasked with constructing a high-performance access road for an operation working in the oil/gas industry that required minimal service interruption over a 2-year period. On-site soils were moisture sensitive and quickly lost strength and the cost of gravel was high.
With the InterAx geogrid solution, the contractor reduced the required gravel section 55%, future maintenance requirements, and project delays and service disruptions caused by winter/wet weather. Learn more here.