About ITL GeoGrid
A New Offering, Backed by Proven Performance
ITL Biaxial GeoGrids are designed for equal tensile strength in both machine and cross-machine directions. They were first introduced in the late 1970s as a breakthrough in subgrade reinforcement, especially in weak or variable-strength soils.
Our ITLBX GeoGrids are manufactured from polypropylene through an extrusion process, punching, and drawing. The result is a stiff, durable grid structure with high tensile modulus and excellent resistance to chemical and biological degradation.
From temporary haul roads to permanent paved structures, ITL Biaxial GeoGrids provide reliable performance across a wide range of applications.
Our ITL Team will guide you through your project's requirements and help you choose the appropriate ITLBX material. We will also provide technical data sheets and installation guidelines.
Why Biaxial GeoGrids?
► Proven Performance—Supported by over 40 years of successful installations worldwide.
► Cost Efficiency— Minimizes excavation and reduces aggregate requirements without sacrificing load-bearing capacity.
► Ease of Installation— The rolls are lightweight and hand-deployed. No need for specialized equipment.
GeoGrid Strength + Non-Woven GeoTextile Performance.
ITL Composite GeoGrids
Our ITLBX GeoGrids are also offered as a composite by laminating our geogrid to a non-woven geotextile. This composite product is called ITLCG Composite GeoGrid.
Why Composite Biaxial GeoGrids?
► One Deployment— In one deployment, our ITLCG creates aggregate separation, filtration, and stabilization.
► Reduce Install Time— Reduces the typical installation time of the first deployment of the non-woven fabric and then the deployment of the geogrid.
► No Chemicals— Replaces the need for chemical stabilization agents such as lime or cement.
Who Can Use GeoGrid?
- Oil & Gas
- Rail
- Mining
- Waste Management
- Roads & Highways
- Wind & Solar
- Port & Intermodal Facilities
- Airports
How Are GeoGrids Used?
- Parking Lots
- Roadways
- Laydown Yards
- Railbeds
- Haul Roads
- Foundations