Stop Erosion and Grow Vegetation With Our Straw-Net Erosion Control Blankets Our Erosion Control Blankets are a temporary rolled erosion control product composed of strong agricultural wheat straw that is mechanically stitch-bonded on a maximum of two-inch centers to a top netting. Straw-Net Erosion Control Blankets can be utilized to slow down water flow, prevent silt and erosion, and promote re-vegetation. They also aid in the germination of newly planted seeds by shielding seeds from erosion and reducing weed growth. They’re widely used on riverbeds, hills, culvert inlets and outfalls, and channel and ditch linings. DISCLAIMER: THIS PRODUCT IS NOT 8 FEET LONG! IN ORDER TO PROVIDE A BETTER SHIPPING PRICE FOR THE CUSTOMER WE CUT 4-6 INCHES OFF MAKING THIS PRODUCT 7FT 6-8 INCHES X 112.5! Erosion Control Blanket Benefits & Applications Benefits Prevents soil erosion from rainfall, stormwater sheet flow, & channel flow Retains moisture in soil to promote seed germination and plant growth Engineered with a leno woven natural netting to prevent wildlife entanglement Promotes Re-Vegetation Soil Stabilization Environmental Protection Applications Slope Stabilization Soil Reinforcement Support in Channels Land Restoration Projects Slope or Channel Erosion Control Slopes up to 2:1 Low flow channels Bare ground seeding Specifications ASTM D6818 Tensile Strength ASTM D6567 Light Penetration/Clover ASTM D6475 Mass Per Unit/Area ASTM D6525 Thickness ASTM D1117 Water Absorption ASTM D7322 Vegetative Enhancement ASTM D6460 Limiting Velocity ASTM D6460 Limiting Shear ASTM D6459 Cumulative C Factor Installing Your Erosion Control Blanket The installation of our erosion control blankets involves several steps. First, we recommend that the area where the blanket will be installed should be prepared by removing any debris and smoothing out the soil. The blanket should then be rolled out over the area, with the edge of the blanket buried in a small trench to secure it. The blanket should be unrolled in the direction of water flow. We have found that securing the erosion control blanket with stakes or staples at regular intervals is the best practice to ensure proper use. How To Get The Most From Your Erosion Control Blanket Maintaining our erosion control blankets involves regular checks to ensure that the blanket is still securely in place and has not been damaged. If any damage is found, it should be repaired as soon as possible to prevent soil erosion. Over time, our straw-net erosion control blankets will degrade and can be left in place.
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