Cellular confinement

Do you like playing with building blocks? Imagine you have a bunch of square blocks that you can put together to make a bigger structure. Now, let's say you want to make a road on uneven ground, like a slope or a hill. You could put the blocks directly on the ground, but they might shift around and the road might not be very stable.

This is where cellular confinement comes in. It's like putting a grid of blocks around your blocks to keep them all in place. The grid is made of a special material that is strong and flexible. When you put it down on the ground, it conforms to the shape of the slope or hill. Then you fill the cells with gravel or sand, and your road is ready to go!

The great thing about cellular confinement is that it's very strong and can support heavy loads, like cars and trucks. It also helps to distribute the weight of the load more evenly, so the road doesn't get damaged as quickly. Plus, it's environmentally friendly because it allows water to drain through the cells and back into the ground, instead of creating runoff.

So, if you want to build a stable and durable road on an uneven surface, cellular confinement is the way to go!