Vodaland - 4" GeoCell - 100% Permeable for Parking Pads, Retaining Walls and Erosion Control, Size 9 ft x 17 ft
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Material Type: 4" Thick
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- VERSATILE APPLICATIONS: Our 4" GeoCell is a testament to exceptional engineering; Whether you're working on landscaping, creating pedestrian paths, or constructing light load pads, this GeoCell system sets a new standard for your DIY patio projects
- PEDESTRIAN USE ONLY: Crafted with care, our Modified Polyethylene gravel grid is designed specifically for pedestrian areas; Experience safety and stability with every step
- EASY TO INSTALL: This GeoCell system makes it easy to install, simply spread out the material, anchor to the ground, and fill the cells with either soil, grass, sand or gravel; For the best results, we recommend using 30 J-hooks per installed unit
- HIGH PERFORMANCE MATERIAL: Boasting a tensile strength of 1885 lbs per square foot, our perforated polyethylene material ensures durability; Whether you choose gravel or grass fill, our system delivers exceptional results
- GENEROUS DIMENSIONS: With a generous section size of 9 ft x 17 ft and a substantial thickness of 4 inches, our GeoCells cover an expansive area, providing 160 sq ft per section
Description
Can these be cut at all? Yes, the geo grid is a flexible poly, very simple to cut. A good pair of scissors or a nice hedge trimmer does the job nicely. Of course you can use utility knife as well. What sizes does the Geo Grid have? We have the 2" inches, 4" inches and 8" inches thick grid. What do I anchor this down? We highly, and we mean highly recommend utilizing our Rebar J Hook anchors for installation. They are designed specifically for the Geo Ground Grid, and have excellent strength and work with any ground you are installing on. How large are the units? Each unit is 9x17 ft, or 160 ft At Vodaland, our meticulous craftsmanship and commitment to quality are why our premier terrain solutions are known for their durability and performance. Elevate your outdoor projects now! Our Mission: Pioneering the way in terrain development, we prioritize safety and aesthetics to transform and enhance the environment. Vodaland designs and manufactures a wide range of solutions. Keeping our environment, land, and future improvement as our primary objective.
Color: Black
Material: 4" Thick
Brand: Standartpark
Product Dimensions: 4"L x 108"W
Style: Modern
Brand Name: Standartpark
Number of Packs: 1
Manufacturer: Standartpark
UPC: 857251006875 667775000095
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Model Number: 8710
Manufacturer Part Number: 8710
Color: Black
Product Style: Modern
Item Dimensions L x W: 4"L x 108"W
Item Weight: 11.77 kg
Material Type: 4" Thick
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Material Type: 4" Thick
Very pleased with this product. It is sturdy, easy to cut and easy to zip tie where you need to piece it. We have a 70’ walkway that was originally stones the original owners sourced from the property. They were different heights, shapes, and sizes. (See photo) Unsafe. Lived with them for almost a year and decided I had to make a change. We priced pavers and they were $6500-$8500. Nope nope nope. Decided on gravel as our driveway is also gravel, it would maintain a rustic feel to go with our log home, and very affordable (in total around $600.) We first dug up the menacing rocks and used them to create a short wall on either side of the walkway. Leveled out the red clay to a 4 inch depth. The walkway is 6’ wide for a 12’ expanse in front of the porch steps, then makes a turn and is 3’ wide the rest of the way. We chose to not put in a 2” layer of gravel but instead go with the 4” webbing without a gravel base. May be overkill for a walkway but we never want to have to rip it all out and start again. Laid out the webbing in the 6’x12’ section first and filled. Then did a 17’ x 3’ section, filled. Finally the remaining walkway was laid out and filled. As we did a section we reused the stakes we bought (55 count) except for those we wanted to keep for extra stability such as at end of runs and around corners. We used 6 cubic yards of #57 gravel. Although the river walk would have been pretty we were told it wouldn’t pack down and be as stable over the long run. We had enough webbing left over (various shapes) to create a 3’ x 15’ walkway on the side of the house in front of our crawl space. It required time consuming cutting and piecing with zip ties and there were several pretty large cells but it works. We had an extra 3 cubic yards of gravel delivered for that, for around our Generac and to replenish the driveway.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2025 by Annette
Material Type: 4" Thick
I love this product. I was going to install a permeable paver parking pad for my camper van before I realized how expensive and labor intensive it was going to be. Other products designed specifically for this purpose were unaffordable. But this geogrid did everything I needed it to and saved me more money than it cost to buy two sheets! I excavated 6” and tamped down a shallow layer of #57 angular limestone with no dust, then stretched the geogrid and anchored with 12” rebar stakes (which was overkill). To join two sheets of the product, I trimmed one sheet’s terminal sections so that I could overlap them precisely onto the other sheet’s ends, and then zip tied them. It worked like a charm. The grid was easy to cut with tin snips, and wasn’t as hard to stretch out as people claim. A partner definitely helps, but it isn’t impossible to do on your own. We did the grid and gravel moving in one day. The parking pad looks amazing and is everything I hoped it would be! I’m so grateful for this product. However, the frustration it took to get accurate and consistent information from Smartartpark for planning my project unfortunately dropped my review one star. Nowhere on the website are there detailed installation instructions. It’s basically “get a beer, stretch it out, fill with gravel, yay!” You’re never told exactly what kind of gravel you need—should it have fines or not? Should it be limestone only or will crushed concrete work? How many stakes do you need? Where exactly do you need to anchor the stakes? etc. You see the seller answers questions here, which is nice, but the answers are wildly inconsistent: “Any gravel will work!” and then “You need 3/4” or larger gravel!” “You can use any thickness of our product for a parking pad!” while on one tiny part of the website you finally see that the 2” grid isn’t suitable for parking. “You don’t need to have a base layer of gravel for parking!” and then “A 2” or so gravel base is a great idea!” No consistency or clarity on the number of stakes you need, what kind, why you would choose one kind over the other, etc. The one place I did see an estimate for stakes answered by the seller, it wasn’t nearly enough in the end, but it was also completely unnecessary to use expensive rebar J-hooks as was suggested. Get your answers straight, Smartartpark! For careful planners who are trying to get all their ducks in a row, you have the power to make planning, buying, and installing your amazing product completely hassle-free! I was so irritated by the unprofessionalism and lack of attention to detail in the seller responses/product documentation that I almost didn’t buy this product. I’m really glad it didn’t hold me back in the end. What I do hope is that this review encourages the seller to do some quality control on their question responses, website copy, and product documentation, and present clear and consistent information across all of it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2020 by Lady Schitt
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We live in Oregon and run Oregon Donkey Sanctuary. These grids have totally rectified the problem of mud. Highly recommend. We use them in our paddocks and run-outs. Once filled with 1/4- and covered with sand, they eliminate the mud issues. We place a road felt underneath to control the weeds.
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We opted for this particular geocell product for best price by far for a lower “grade” geocell —ie, we aren’t parking or driving on it. We also had to work around the footings for our pergola, and felt this product gave the best ease for that — although it meant when installing,, we had to open up the product in a way that created wide cells — if possible, adjusting length to width pull to create narrower, longer cells would be, I think, stronger. We opted for rough gravel up to about an inch below the cell top, then covered with more expensive beach pebble (pic is before we put down all the beach pebbles and we have now mostly covered the cell edges). I did use landscape staples to secure the geocell at every join point and as needed for combining pieces of geocell. Highly recommend doing that. Been enjoying our patio for a few weeks now, and very happy with how the geocell functions. We did end up putting down some outdoor runners under our chairs to prevent them sinking into the gravel. We plan on adding more geocell (the square tile type though, for ease of uniformity) around the perimeter of the patio to extend and give overall support to the existing patio where our yard grading requires a bit of additional erosion control. We really love the flexibility geocell provides to do our yard in stages as budget and energy allow (we are empty nesters and physically more interested in methods we can still manage ourselves). Happy to recommend this product
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2024 by PetraElise
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Dec 2019 update - Came here to buy more and I happened to read my own review from 2017, lol and thought I will post an update. Read the original review that is below this update. The area I fixed using this grid is still solid, even more solid than when I installed. Not one bit of top soil eroded. All the plants took off great and recruited additional sediments during flood events. I have since then planted dogwoods (just inserted cuttings, so I don't have to cut through the grids. I also planted a red maple (had to cut out a few cells to fit the 2 gallon root ball). Everything took off and the entire area looks great, I have not done anything to maintain other then pull out pesky grape ivy weed every once on in a while. Original early 2017 review: I live on a river front property. The peninsula in my backyard where 2 rivers meet was eroded badly and the county did nothing to resolve this even though it was covered under an easement. So instead of watching my property get washed away, I tamped the area (the slope was literally shaking when I was tamping and I know it would have slided sooner than later), installed a geogrid (triax, earthlock brand) and then this product (which should be called geocell or geoweb to avoid confusing it with traditional geogrid) in conjunction. The triaxial geogrid somewhat acts like a compacted base (similar to like turf reinforcement grids). I filled the cells with the falling/eroded clay hanging off the cliff, sand, stone, silt, compost what ever I could find around. I topped it off with some fertile loamy silt from a recent flooding that was dumped around. I planted grasses (mondo, liriope, sedge whatever else I could find around the area), ground cover plants etc and mulched. There was a record rain fall event week after I installed and not one bit of soil washed off. (I had pinned the plants knowing I will lose them if it floods before the roots establish). Product is easy to use, I just wished it was a little cheaper as I need lot to cover the entire embankment.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2017 by SunnyNC
Material Type: 2" Thick
In the past few months I've now used this product, the same thing but 4" tall version of this product (another brand) and a set of hard plastic grids...all of which to do the same job for me, which is to hold gravel where I put it. Each product does that job but this 2" stretch out grid was far behind the other two. As others have mentioned, it is hard to keep down and in place, even with lots of stakes. I used 12" lawn staples but it felt like I needed them every few feet because of the give of the material. By contrast, the 4" version was much more sturdy and much less likely to rise up as I worked the gravel into each pocket. A word of warning no matter what kind of grid you go with, once it starts to rise up, it's almost impossible to get back to the original level...the nature of gravel and gravity. But this 2" tall grid shifts and lifts like a leaf in the wind. If you use this I recommend completely covering it with your gravel by at least an inch to minimize the chances of anything or anybody accidentally pulling it up. This is only good for light traffic, like walking or maybe a small riding mower. Do NOT use for vehicle traffic. Use the 4" material for that.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2021 by DrewR
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Used this over landscape cloth in a horse pasture. VERY easy to install, cuts easily with branch clippers to shape as needed. I used bailing twine instead of metal anchors because it is in a horse paddock so if the gravel/dirt erodes I didn't get a metal object protruding. I'm a little 66 year old woman and did this project by myself. My paddock area is about 300 sq ft and the project took me about 5 days in total from measuring to laying the base layer to securing the geo grid and then moving the gravel with a 4 foot bucket from the pile left by the truck. As i filled the grid with gravel, I could immediately ride the tractor over it to fill the next area because the grid is that strong. That part went very quickly. The most time consuming part of the project was tying the geo grid together so that it was all connected and stable, but certainly easy enough! I already ordered more and am doing areas through my horse gates that get trampled down and become muddy messes. Using this instead of hard geo grids, I was able to follow the lay of the land without the need to level everything, therefore not impeding the flow of rain water. I highly recommend this product!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2023 by Jan
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Hesitant to purchase due to the reviews, however for our purpose, this stuff is awesome!!!!! I wasn’t even pleasantly surprised, I was wowed. (And I’m not easily wowed). So we built our house on a hill, and then had the wettest summer and now are heading into fall/winter (the seasons get blurred here in Montana). Cue some serious erosion; I tried planting plants but just couldn’t stay ahead of it. I did my research, was questionable on how well this would work, but finally got the time and weather to put it out. Took about 30 minutes to actually lay it out and stake it down (used 12 rebar stakes and about the equal number of 12 inch staples, the first of which did the majority of the work). Didn’t come with any instructions and honestly can’t imagine any would be needed, pretty easy to figure out. Then started filling it with rock, literally dumping it down the hill and scraping it over to cells to fill them. We were stepping all over the material, and it held up with us doing both. Extremely impressed with the results, really quite little effort. I could see how this could be a little annoying on a flat surface, but for our steep hill it was AH-MAZING. I’m honestly planning now to change my previous plans for stairs to the right and will be making another purchase of these to fill with rock. I could easily walk up and down even this steep area once I put rock in/on it and the rock was not sliding down. Erosion control? Do it!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2019 by Gane