Geogrid for Road Construction — Buy Online

Geogrid pricing varies depending on the type (biaxial or triaxial), tensile strength rating, aperture size, and roll dimensions. Project-specific factors like required coverage area and subgrade conditions also affect total cost. Coleman Moore Company provides pricing on request — contact our team with your project details for an accurate quote and cost-benefit analysis.

Biaxial geogrids lock with aggregate and distribute load in two directions — longitudinal and transverse — making them ideal for roadway base reinforcement. Triaxial geogrids feature a triangular rib structure that spreads load radially in multiple directions, providing superior in-plane stiffness and confinement, especially under dynamic traffic loading.

Yes. The geogrids supplied by Coleman Moore Company meet DOT compliant specifications and satisfy project performance requirements for civil and environmental applications. Products from leading manufacturers like Tensar are designed to align with state and federal Department of Transportation standards commonly required on public infrastructure projects.

Geogrids are used in paved and unpaved road construction, parking lots over soft subgrades, mining and logging access roads, bridge abutments, railroad track beds, airport pavements, and wind farm access routes. They stabilize weak subgrade soils, reduce required aggregate thickness, and extend pavement service life significantly.

Geogrids mechanically stabilize subgrade soils, allowing engineers to specify a reduced aggregate or subbase layer thickness. This directly lowers material procurement and haul costs, speeds up construction timelines, and can prevent costly rework caused by subgrade failure — delivering measurable savings on both initial build costs and long-term maintenance.

Yes. Coleman Moore Company performs on-site DCP testing with CBR conversion and uses Tensar Plus software to optimize pavement thickness and aggregate savings for every project. Their team can provide product recommendations, design guidance, and pricing within one business day of receiving your project details.

Yes. Geogrids are highly effective for unpaved and temporary access roads in mining, logging, wind farm construction, and landfill operations. They stabilize soft ground conditions, prevent rutting, and maintain trafficability under heavy equipment loads — often eliminating the need for extensive subbase preparation and dramatically reducing aggregate consumption.