Constructing a retaining wall by filling with locally sourced soil and crushed stone! A method to protect cut slopes.
The "TerraCell Retaining Wall Method" is a construction technique that involves filling expanded TerraCell (geocell) with locally generated soil or crushed stone and stacking it to build a retaining wall, thereby protecting the cut slope. The raw material for TerraCell is high-density polyethylene, and the surface sheet is made with a textured finish of 1.5mm thickness. As a result, it has sufficient weather resistance. Additionally, it excels in chemical resistance and adapts to various soils, including acidic and alkaline soils. 【Features】 ■ High weather and chemical resistance ■ Lightweight and compact ■ Compatible with various infill materials ■ Easy and quick to install ■ Adaptability and flexibility according to local conditions ■ Possibility of greening *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Product Specifications for Construction Method】 ■Cell Size: 3-cell type ■Model: TW-150M ■Dimensions (H×W×L): 150mm×2.65m×0.80m ■Weight (kg/piece): Approximately 4.0 ■Color: Black, Beige *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Yamamoto Corporation is a company primarily engaged in the manufacturing of plastic products, the sale of plastic sheets and materials, and synthetic resin raw materials. As a comprehensive plastic enterprise that handles distribution, manufacturing, and raw material supply, we connect with people's lives and the future through innovative ideas that integrate knowledge and skills. As professionals in plastics, we constantly consider how to sense needs, generate ideas, plan, and propose solutions, how to reduce costs, how to create better products, and how to deliver them quickly, while continuously striving to improve our technology.