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Geosynthetic Base Reinforcement

Base Reinforcement Geosynthetics (Geotextiles and Geogrids) are used in separation, stabilization and reinforcement applications over soft soils, which include paved and unpaved roads and embankments. Base Reinforcement Geosynthetics provide a cost effective means of reducing both undercutting and base requirements as well as extending the life of the road or parking lot.


1. Different levels of soft soil conditions may be encountered during construction activities.


2. Geosynthetics add strength and separate dissimilar materials in the roadway or parking lot profile.


3. Roadway geosynthetics generally are woven geotextiles (left) or,


4. extruded geogrids (right).


5. One roll of geosynthetic reinforcement may eliminate as many as ten truckloads of undercut excavation off a site while eliminating as many as ten truckload of stone base onto a site.

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The information presented on this web site is intended to provide interested parties with general product and application information as well as empirical field experiences. This material is intended for use by professional persons capable of evaluating the significance and limitations of the information presented and who will accept responsibility for its proper application. ACF does not intend this web-site to be specific recommendations for particular applications.

1. Different levels of soft soil conditions may be encountered during construction activities.

2. Geosynthetics add strength and separate dissimilar materials in the roadway or parking lot profile.

3. Roadway geosynthetics generally are woven geotextiles (left) or,

4. extruded geogrids (right).

5. One roll of geosynthetic reinforcement may eliminate as many as ten truckloads of undercut excavation off a site while eliminating as many as ten truckload of stone base onto a site.