Perforated geocells are a three-dimensional, honeycomb-like confinement system with drainage holes evenly distributed throughout a cell sheet (typically made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or polypropylene (PP)). They inherit the excellent lateral confinement and load-spreading capabilities of traditional geocells while adding highly efficient vertical and horizontal drainage. This seamlessly combines reinforcement and stabilization with drainage and dredging, making them an ideal solution for soft, high-water-content, poorly drained soils.

Slope protection geocells are a three-dimensional honeycomb network structure made of high-strength, high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or polypropylene (PP) sheets welded together by ultrasonic welding. The strong lateral constraints created by expansion securely bind fillers (such as sand, stone, soil, and concrete) within the cells, forming a high-strength, flexible composite cushion. This revolutionary solution is designed specifically for slope stability and soil erosion prevention.

The plane geocell has a certain strength and rigidity, can withstand the pressure and lateral force of the soil, and play a role in strengthening the soil.

In the foundation engineering of buildings, geocells can be used to reinforce the foundation and improve the stability and safety of buildings.