Geosynthetic Biaxial Grids

Biaxial geogrids can take stresses in two directions and their apertures are more evenly dimensioned than their Uniaxial counterparts. They are useful in situations where stresses are applied in two directions, but don't have as much tensile strength in either direction as a uniaxial geogrid does in its direction of application.

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Bi-axial Grids Specifications
Product Values	N/A	ADS BX114GC	ADS BX114GC	ADS BX114GC	ADS BX114GC
Index Properties	Unit	MD Values	XMD Values	MD Values	XMD Values
Aperture Dimensions	mm (in)	25 (1.0)	33 (1.3)	25 (1.0)	33 (1.3)
Minimum Rib Thickness	mm (in)	0.76 (0.03)	.76 (0.03)	1.27 (0.05)	1.27 (0.05)
Tensile Strength @ 2% Strain	kN/m (lb/ft)	4.1 (280)	6.6 (450)	6.0 (410)	9.0 (620)
Tensile Strength @ 5% Strain	kN/m (lb/ft)	8.5 (580)	13.4 (920)	11.8 (810)	19.6 (1340)
Ultimate Tensile Strength	kN/m (lb/ft)	12.4 (850 )	19.0 (1300)	19.2 (1310)	28.8 (1970)

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Overview

Our Biaxial Grids have proven installation and success both domestically and globally. They are ideal for base reinforcement and subgrade improvement and provide cost efficiencies for roadway applications. By withstanding stressors from two directions, these corrosion-resistant grids are ideal for base reinforcement and subgrade improvement.

Features and Benefits

Withstands stressors in two directions
Contains and stabilizes soft soil
Provides cost efficiencies through reduced aggregate thickness, sub-grade material thickness and undercuts
Increases road service life
Resists corrosion and abrasion
Proven product with successful applications domestically and globally for over 30 years