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Erosion Grid System S60s

PRODUCT DETAILS

The Ahs Erosion Grid System has been created for special tasks. It protects slopes from erosion, strengthens slopes and supports vegetation growth.

This product is manufactured from 100% recycled material and is designed to work with and support a range of materials but is best suited to soil. It is hard-wearing, environmentally sound, groundwater neutral and is resistant to acid, leaches (street salt, acid rains, ammonia etc.) and alcohol.

KEY APPLICATIONS

Embankment reinforcement
Drainage ditches
Ponds (bottom and banks)
Landscape borders (gravel drainage)
Land reinforcement
Pedestrian (access only).

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Erosion Grid System S60s

KEY FACTS

Dimension: 60.5 x 40.5 cm
Cell wall height: 4 cm
Cell wall thickness: 3 mm
Cell Size — 15 cells: 120mm x 120mm (in one piece)
Anchor pockets: 5
Sheet size: 4 pieces
Weight: 0.80 kg / pc. 3.20 kg / sqm
Material: 100% recycling
Colour: Shades of black
Dimension stability: +/- 3% (-30°C do +50°C)
Durability: More than 14 years
Biologically active surface: Cells 90%; Plastic: 10%
Weight bearing capacity: 100 tonnes / sqm (without filling)
Maximum axle load: 120 kN.

Specification

G4 25mm

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G4 30mm

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Installation Guide

PAVING GRID WITH GRASS INFILL

01

The existing subsoil/base (F) should first be tested to determine strength and permeability. Excavate/level the subsoil/base in preparation for the laying procedure as detailed below.

02

Cover the subsoil with a layer of Geotextile Membrane (E).

03

Apply an open grade sub-base (D). Drainage may be required if subsoil has poor permeability. The depth of this sub-base will depend on the strength and permeability of the existing subsoil. For the purpose of these installation guidelines, we have assumed a CBR strength of the subsoil of 2-4, which requires a sub-base depth of 150-225mm. If the strength of the subsoil is deemed to be lower than this, the depth of the sub-base will need to be increased accordingly. It is essential that the sub-base is compacted with a vibrating roller or vibrating plate.

04

Apply a bedding layer of 50-70mm (C) of 60-40 or 70-30 root zone. The bedding layer must be compacted.

05

Apply AHS Paving Grid (B). Fill the grid with more of the root zone, to within 3mm of the surface of the grid. Do not overfill the paving cells.

06

A vibrating plate can then be used to firm the grid and root zone infill.

07

The area can now be seeded and watered. Do not overfill the paving cells.

08

The seeded area can be driven on immediately. However, we strongly recommend that you allow time for root establishment before using it. Watering is essential during the early days/weeks of establishment, especially during times of exceptionally hot weather.

09

Edging and/or kerbing should be used with AHS Paving Grid to prevent lateral movement and ensure the grid is able to withstand pressure from vehicular and pedestrian use. 10 Maximum recommended gradient for vehicular use is 11°.

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