GEOHEX Erosion Control System

Have you heard of the GEOHEX Erosion Control System? It's an excellent solution for preventing erosion and stabilising soil.

Geohex has many uses, from soil and turf stabilisation to enhancing water-saving measures and even improving safety on mine sites.

Designed to prevent erosion, stabilise infill material and control shearing, lateral and vertical movement in a wide range of soil and substrate types.

Features of the GEOHEX Erosion Control System

• GEOHEX Erosion Control System creates a stiffened base layer that provides increased load support whilst preventing soil subsidence and soil erosion
• For various landscaping and erosion control
• Ideal for residential and rural driveways, cattle and equine feedlots, golf courses and hardstand areas.
• The installation process is fast and effortless.
• Economical choice and environmentally friendly substitute to concrete and bitumen-type products
• Interlocking design and water permeability promote sustainable landscaping solutions for a greener future.
• This laying type can be done in linear and curved sections, regardless of the weather or time of year.
• This versatile product can be utilised in various ground and geological conditions.
• Lightweight and durable
• Non-toxic to humans, animals and plants
• Non-reactive to solvents, oils, chemicals & water
• More cost-effective than concrete/asphalt
• Reduced maintenance costs

Specifications of GEOHEX Erosion Control System

• When filled, Geohex will support 1,200 tonnes per square meter.
• This product is composed of interlocking polypropylene panels
• Recyclable Panels made from 100% recycled post-consumer plastics.
• The panel size is 1000x500x42mm.
• Each panel is sold separately.
• Nests for transportation

The GEOHEX Erosion Control System has a wide range of applications, including mining, resource development sites, tailings and waste dams, dump walls, site rehabilitation, residential developments, landscape engineering, civil projects, road works, tank farms, equestrian centres, sports grounds, council landfills, footpaths, schools and universities, marine parks, shopping centres, sheds and warehouses, factories and manufacturing centres, industrial estates, rural gateways, driveways, bush areas, golf courses, corporate parks, hospitals, playgrounds, helipads, bike tracks, parking areas, caravan parks, military bases, and cemeteries.