System of reinforcement panels and braces

A new and improved a system of reinforcement panels and braces comprising, in combination:

• a plurality of panels, each panel being formed in a generally rectangular configuration of a rigid plastic material, each of the panels having a parallel upper and lower edge and parallel vertical side edges, the upper edge being formed with projections in a box-like configuration extending upwardly therefrom, each of the lower edges being formed with a plurality of box-like recesses positioned in alignment with the projections for the coupling of like panels one to another in a vertical orientation, each of the panels having one side edge with a projection along the length thereof with the other side edge being formed with a recess along the entire side edge thereof, the side edges adapted to be coupled to similarly shaped side edges of similar panels in a grid-like pattern;
• each of the panels having a front surface and a rear surface with a plurality of X-shaped reinforcement projections to add rigidity to the panels;
• a plurality of clips including three rows and three columns symmetrically spaced in horizontal and vertical alignment on each face of each panel, each of the clips being in a generally C-shaped configuration with a flat side coupled to each face of the panel, the clips having open ends with overlapping;
• and
• a plurality of elongated braces, each of the elongated braces being in a generally rectangular configuration with long side edges and short end edges with each of the end edges being formed with a rectangular aperture for removably coupling to an associate clip thereby forming a three dimensional reinforcement structure for ditches and holes, the braces adapted to have their end edges received by the clips.