Geocontainer
Woven geotextile geocontainers without internal structure for filling with soil or site material for in-situ or hoisting installation.
Hydroblock
Hydroblock It is a block-shaped structural container made of weather-resistant encapsulated geotextile composed of fibers from the exclusive G5 high-tenacity polyester (PET) multifilament.
Designed to be filled by mechanical or hydraulic means with soil or sand from the site, to obtain units of great mass and volume that are accommodated on the ground in a versatile way due to their shape and size. They are used in the construction of gravity structures, in the facade of walls in reinforced soil and in hydraulic control structures, bank erosion control and rehabilitation of eroded banks, revetment of channel slopes, bank enhancement and protection of underwater pipelines. .
Usage
Gravity
structures
River bank and
shoreline protection
enhancement of
river banks
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When compared to traditional systems such as rip-rap, concrete bags, or gabions, it proves to be a more economical and versatile system, since it does not require skilled labor—only on-site material for filling and basic tools—allowing for rapid construction, even in locations where access is difficult and costly.
Structures built with HYDROBLOCK adapt to uneven surfaces and allow for settlement or movement without affecting their performance, unlike rigid structures built on soils with low bearing capacity.
They are versatile units that allow the construction of structures in stages in a modular fashion.
They can be tied together to form a monolithic body.