Road and sidewalk plastic mesh is mainly used to reinforce the structure of the pavement base. The structure of the plastic road and paving mesh allows it to be very resistant to both longitudinal and transverse ruptures. Thanks to these properties, the plastic road mesh can be used where there are static and dynamic loads, which makes the road and sidewalk plastic mesh very versatile. In addition to the main application in road construction, plastic road mesh can be used in other areas.
Application of road grids:
- for the construction of agricultural facilities;
- arrangement of industrial floors with the help of plastic road mesh, civil engineering;
- during the construction of cluster oil fields;
- road plastic mesh for airfields, military-industrial facilities;
- plastic road mesh helps to ensure the access of heavy construction equipment
- erection of foundations on piles;
- plastic road mesh to protect against rockfalls.
A welded road mesh can also be used as a road mesh. You can read more about welded road mesh HERE.
Advantages of road plastic mesh:
- Plastic road mesh allows to reduce the thickness of the bearing base;
- The road plastic mesh sufficiently significantly strengthens the road layer, which helps to increase the service life;
- Prevention of mixing layers of road bases;
- Plastic road mesh reduces the effect of road rutting.
Differences between road and sidewalk grid
Often road mesh suppliers separate road plastic mesh and paving mesh. This distinction is due to different strength characteristics. The road mesh is more tear-resistant. The sidewalk mesh can be used for access roads to a private house, but it is not suitable for a public road, since the load on such a road is many times higher and one cannot do without a road mesh.