Lawn grid

The reinforced grid is also suitable for pedestrian and bicycle paths, sports grounds and playgrounds, and other similar facilities. Its distinctive features are as follows:

• the capacity to bear high mechanical loads - up to 25 tons per 1 sq.m. - it is enough to sustain the weight of a car;
• it requires preparation of soil before mounting, which consists of the following.

Elements of the grid are laid directly on the pre-arranged surface and connected with special locks/latches. If necessary, excess parts of the grid can be cut off. Next, cells of the lawn grid are by half filled with fertile soil, grass seeds are sown, the cells are filled with soil to the rims, and smoothened. Then one needs to water the plot and wait for germination of the grass - before that, it is recommended not to build up load to the site.

Benefits of reinforced lawn grid

• Reinforced lawn grid prevents formation of pits on the site where a car is normally parked, such a lot always looks neat, up to 90% of grass sown on it survives. In case of precipitations, the water goes into drainage without forming puddles, therefore, the car will not get bogged down and will not be splashed with mud.
• Use of the grid makes it possible to keep the lawn neat, to arrange on the site more green grass - instead of asphalt or concrete - patches. The grass root system is well protected, it can be cut and mowed, thus the lawn can be maintained nicely till late autumn. Moreover, it generally reinforced the soil preventing its washing out, weathering, erosion, and other adverse events.
• Due to additional reinforcement ribs, this grid is very durable and resilient - its service life is 20 years and more. The polymer material that it is made of survives severe frost and heat without deforming.