Tundra GEOGrid is a heavy-duty, Canadian-made ground stabilization system designed to create strong, stable surfaces in areas affected by mud, erosion, poor drainage and soft soils. Manufactured from high-density polyethylene (HDPE), these interlocking panels distribute loads evenly while allowing water to drain naturally through the open cell design.
Whether you're improving a horse paddock, reinforcing a gravel driveway, building equipment access roads or stabilizing landscaping projects, Tundra GEOGrid provides a durable, long-lasting alternative to constantly replacing gravel or repairing muddy ground.
Available in both standard GEOGrid and heavy-duty GEOGrid Flex models, these panels install quickly, lock securely together and can be filled with gravel, crushed stone, soil or topsoil depending on your application. Designed for Canadian climates, Tundra GEOGrid performs reliably through rain, snow, freeze-thaw cycles and heavy traffic.
Tundra GEOGrid helps property owners, contractors and facility managers solve some of the most common ground stabilization challenges.
Reduces Mud and Rutting
By distributing weight across a larger surface area, the grid minimizes tire ruts, hoof damage and soil displacement while maintaining a firm, stable surface.
Improves Drainage
The open-cell design allows water to drain naturally into the ground rather than pooling on the surface, helping reduce erosion and standing water.
Built from Durable HDPE
Manufactured from high-density polyethylene, Tundra GEOGrid resists moisture, rot, corrosion, UV exposure and freeze-thaw damage for years of dependable performance.
Easy Installation
The lightweight interlocking panels connect quickly without specialized equipment. Once installed, simply fill the cells with gravel, crushed rock, soil or other suitable infill material.
Low Maintenance
Unlike untreated gravel surfaces that require frequent grading and replenishment, GEOGrid helps keep aggregate in place, reducing maintenance costs over time.
Made in Canada
Designed and manufactured in Canada, Tundra GEOGrid is built to withstand demanding climates while supporting Canadian agriculture, construction and landscaping projects.
Common Applications
- Horse paddocks
- Riding arenas
- Livestock pens
- Barn entrances
- Feeding stations
- Farm lanes
- Gravel driveways
- Residential driveways
- Equipment yards
- Construction site access roads
- Parking lots
- RV parking pads
- Walking trails
- Golf cart paths
- Utility corridors
- Campgrounds
- Garden pathways
- Landscape projects
- Waterfront access
- Erosion control projects
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a ground stabilization grid?
A ground stabilization grid is an interlocking panel system that reinforces soft ground by distributing loads over a larger surface area. Filled with gravel or soil, it creates a stable surface while allowing water to drain naturally.
What is HDPE GEOGrid made from?
Tundra GEOGrid is manufactured from durable high-density polyethylene (HDPE), a material known for its excellent strength, weather resistance and long service life.
Can GEOGrid be installed on a gravel driveway?
Yes. GEOGrid is commonly used to stabilize gravel driveways, reducing rutting, washouts and gravel migration while improving the overall lifespan of the surface.
Is GEOGrid suitable for horse paddocks?
Absolutely. GEOGrid was specifically designed to improve muddy paddocks, feeding areas, gateways and riding facilities by providing improved footing and drainage while helping reduce hoof damage.
Can grass grow through GEOGrid?
Yes. Depending on the application, the cells may be filled with topsoil and seeded to create a reinforced grass surface capable of supporting pedestrian or light vehicle traffic.
Does GEOGrid help with erosion?
Yes. By holding aggregate or soil in place while allowing water to infiltrate, GEOGrid helps reduce erosion caused by rainfall, vehicle traffic and animal activity.
Is GEOGrid easy to install?
Yes. The lightweight interlocking panels connect together quickly and are designed for straightforward installation with standard site preparation and the appropriate infill material.
