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Grass Grid (grate) is a structure which provides incredible load bearing strength while protecting plant root systems from deadly compaction. High void spaces within the entire cross-section enable excellent root development and storage capacity for rainfall from storm events. The grids can be made with strengthened poles to provide more load capacity, and there are flat and wave top types for selection, for car parking the wave top type is good enough.
Charactoristics of Plastic Grass Grid
HDPE made, over 200ton/sqm bearing strength;
Over 95% green rate;
30-50% Less cost than traditional grass planting bricks;
Over 20% land saved compared with grass bricks;
Greening and parking both available;
Easy settings, light weight, flat lap joint, save labor and time;
UV resistant, anti oxidizing;
Stable in acid, alkali, organic dissolvent, and salt;
Drainage available, much better than grass bricks;
Environment friendly, recycled use.
Size and Specifications
Material | HDPE/PE virgin, or recycled |
Surface Types | wave or flat top |
Height | 38/48/68mm |
Size | 500*500mm, 410*390mm |
Pressure Strength | 150-300tons/sqm |
Anti HCL | 30% 24hours, no visual changes |
Thermal Aging | 70ICx24h, no visible change |
Anti UV | UPE>30 T(UVA) AV<5%, qualified |
Applications of Plastic Grass Grid
Plastic grass grids, also known as grass reinforcement grids or grass pavers, serve various purposes in landscaping, construction, and environmental sustainability. These interlocking plastic grids are specifically designed to reinforce and stabilize grassy areas while allowing for natural growth. Here are some of their primary applications:
Parking Areas: Grass grids are often used in parking lots or overflow parking areas. By providing a structured surface for vehicle tires, they prevent soil compaction and erosion while allowing grass to grow through the grid, maintaining a more eco-friendly appearance compared to traditional concrete or asphalt.
Driveways and Access Roads: They can be utilized in residential driveways or access roads, offering a stable surface that supports vehicle weight without sacrificing the aesthetic appeal of a grassy area.
Pathways and Walkways: Grass grids create durable pathways in parks, gardens, and public spaces. They offer a stable walking surface while preserving the natural look of the surrounding grass or vegetation.
Erosion Control: These grids are effective in controlling soil erosion on slopes and hillsides. They reinforce the ground, preventing soil movement while allowing vegetation to grow, thereby stabilizing the soil.
Sports Fields and Landscaping: Grass grids are used in sports fields, golf courses, and other recreational areas to create stable surfaces that can withstand regular foot traffic or sporting activities without damaging the grass.
Green Roofs and Sustainable Construction: In green building practices, grass grids contribute to green roofs by providing a stable base for vegetation, aiding in stormwater management and insulation while supporting biodiversity in urban areas.
Fire Access Lanes: In some areas prone to wildfires, grass grids are utilized to create fire access lanes that allow emergency vehicles to traverse grassy areas while minimizing the impact on the natural landscape.
Stable Animal Paddocks: They are employed in livestock areas to create stable paddocks that support the weight of animals, prevent mud formation, and promote healthier grazing areas.
