EcoGrid offers a simple, strong and permeable solution for creating stable, long lasting landscaped surfaces.
EcoGrid is built to provide long lasting strength and stability while supporting natural drainage, making it a dependable choice for a wide range of landscaping projects.
EcoGrid can be used across a wide range of landscaping projects to create strong, stable and attractive surfaces. It is suitable for:
EcoGrid offers a reliable and versatile way to strengthen and support landscaped areas, providing long lasting performance with minimal upkeep.
EcoGrid is 100 percent free-draining, giving you a complete SuDS solution that manages water naturally. It is carbon neutral and produced from carefully selected recycled plastics that would otherwise go to landfill.
Every EcoGrid product is independently tested and published to prove its strength. Our range is certified by European TUV and RAL testing centres, and EcoGrid is an approved NATO supply product used worldwide.
EcoGrid is trusted across the globe, with more than 1.5 million square metres sold in 2017 alone. Manufactured in a fully automated, sustainable European facility, we support every customer with expert technical advice and friendly guidance.
EcoGrid provides a reliable way to prevent erosion by strengthening the surface and keeping soil or fill materials in place. Its permeable design allows water to drain naturally, reducing runoff and helping the ground stay stable even after heavy rain.
By reinforcing the landscape, EcoGrid limits movement, stops surfaces from wearing away and supports long term stability. This improves the appearance of the area, increases safety and helps reduce ongoing maintenance.
Here are some common questions we receive about using EcoGrid for landscape construction.
Yes. EcoGrid is often used for slope stabilisation and embankment retention because it reinforces the surface and helps prevent erosion.
EcoGrid works well with grass, gravel or decorative stone. The choice depends on the look you want and the level of traffic the area will receive.
Not always. In areas with limited excavation, such as archaeological sites or locations with tree root protection, EcoGrid can be installed with a thinner build up supported by a geotextile and Cell Web system.
Yes. EcoGrid is fully permeable, allowing natural drainage and helping reduce water runoff on landscaped areas.
EcoGrid is designed to spread loads evenly and prevent surface wear, making it suitable for both light and heavy use depending on the grid type selected.
Let’s make it easy. Tell us a bit about your project and we’ll recommend the right EcoGrid system for you.
