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NIDAGRASS

Slab for turf reinforcement

Thanks to their high-quality raw material, nidagrass grass tiles remain strong and flexible over time, with ideal elongation and shrinkage constraints. The honeycomb structures of these slabs reinforce natural grass and grassed surfaces.

Nidagrass slabs are hollow core slabs that can withstand a load of up to 310 tonnes / m² and an axle load of up to 20 tonnes.

Nidagrass IG040 for optimal resistance

nidagrass IG040: dimensions 500x500 mm - thickness 40 mm - mass per unit area 1.40 kg / slab - 5.6 kg / m2

The walls of the slab are thick: from 3 to 5 mm. The size of the cells is approximately 70 mm in diameter.

The nidagrass IG040 slab has 3 fixing points per side, which makes it easy to attach the slabs to each other.

CONDITIONING :

A palette of nidagrass IG040 slabs contains 240 slabs, i.e. 60 m2.

THE NIDAPLAST CONCEPT

Thermoplastic honeycomb was born from the crossing of a material (plastic) and a structure (honeycomb) as part of an innovative research in the 1980s, in order to obtain resistant and very light materials. This invention aimed to democratize a technology already used in aeronautics: honeycombs used as structural panel cores.
Nidaplast is proud to be at the origin of the integration of this technique to structures such as boating, building, industrial equipment... Today nidaplast has a return of several million m2 of products sold worldwide and used as composite material for structural lightweighting.

Very quickly, the polypropylene honeycomb showed significant potential in other areas of application including as blocks or honeycomb panels for rainwater retention, lightened backfill but also to reinforce and stabilize soils.

A CONCEPT THAT HAS BECOME INDUSTRIAL

In order to constitute a product associating high resistance and low weight, nidaplast developed an extrusion process allowing to produce in an economic way and in great quantity of blocks, modular plates or honeycomb plates. A high-performance production method obtained as early as the mid-1980s. Thus becoming the designer of the real honeycomb extruded in polypropylene, nidaplast honeycombs does not stop evolving its concept.