Biaxial Geogrid works within soil and aggregate layers to help distribute loads more effectively. The interconnected grid structure provides reinforcement in both principal directions, allowing interaction with surrounding particles. This can improve confinement and help reduce unwanted lateral movement under suitable loading conditions. Such characteristics make it useful in pavement bases, access roads, embankments, and other ground improvement projects. However, performance depends on proper engineering rather than the material alone. Soil properties, drainage, aggregate quality, installation practices, and traffic loads should be considered when selecting Biaxial Geogrid for a particular application.
