Which method?
Anchor Trench
Stakes
Rings & Staples
Tendons
Frame
Stakes

Staking the geocell to a slope is the most common anchoring method used if there is no geomembrane present and if the soil has adequate strength to retain the stakes. Steel reinforcing bars bent into a “candy cane shape called J-hooks are the preferred type of stake.

General Rule: the length of the stake should be three times the cell height.

NOTE: If the surface of the slope is covered with vegetation that will be mowed, anchoring methods other than J-hooks should be considered.

Geo Products, L.L.C. provides this information only as an accommodation to our customers. No warranty or other representation regarding the suitability of the application procedure is made due to the fact that each installation has specific requirements that may not have been considered in this generalized procedure. Geo Products, L.L.C. makes no warranties or representations regarding the suitability of its geocell for specific uses or applications. Our liability is limited to furnishing, without charge, a replacement for any geocell section that is proven defective under normal use and service.

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