Modern technologies allow you to create quite non -standard and at the same time persistent landscapes. Sometimes the designer does something that under ordinary conditions it is simply not able to exist. In this he is helped by geosynthetics and reinforcing structures.
One example of such decisions and infinity of design thoughts can be ordinary checkered gabions. They are cells made of wicker wire, which opens for filling. Inexpensively buy gabions in large construction supermarkets. Initially, these designs were used to organize barriers from spreading earth masses or to create small dams. However, a neat stainless or burnt steel wire simply could not but attract the attention of designers. In many ways, the appearance of this design depends on what they are filled with, and they can be loaded almost anything. Bottles, large sea stones and just broken bricks are easily placed in Gabion. Boxes tightly stuffed with such fillers, like figures in tetris, can be formed in absolutely any structures.
An equally important factor for landscape design is the “tenio” of gabion. On the stones located inside, you can fill the ground in which plants will develop. It is not rarely that the designs are used to create stylized steps. In addition, one should not forget about the direct purpose of the Gabions – the consolidation of earthen embankments.
Another, no less popular, element of land management is a geo -relay – a voluminous cellular material made of non -woven synthetics. Elastic and at the same time strong walls allow the system to withstand powerful transverse and longitudinal loads – this makes it simply necessary in road construction. If we talk about landscape design, there are primarily geogs, first of all, are used to create uniform and stable carpet coatings made of small river stone, gravel, gravel, sand. In addition, it, being a voluminous material intended for reinforcing unstable surfaces, can act as the basis for creating bulk reliefs. Some designers decide to buy a geo -stamp at an affordable price in order to create a smooth and uniform bottom in an artificial reservoir. In this case, volumetric cells allow you to use the minimum material to cover the entire bottom of the pond. In this case, one should not be afraid of water pollution due to the stratification of synthetics. Polymers used to create a geogrid are completely safe for the environment.
Modern land management technologies have much simplified the work of landscape designers. Thanks to unique structures, they easily create unique reliefs, unlike not one natural analogue. In addition, a man made by man and hollows will be able to exist much longer. Thus, the owner will not have to spend money every year to restore the beauty of his land plot.
