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Futerra EnviroNet Blanket 82" x 135'

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Futerra® EnviroNet™ takes advantage of advanced Futerra® technology, reinforced with a quickly degrading, rectangular netting designed to minimize wildlife entanglement and improve site safety. EnviroNet is created for slopes and environmentally sensitive sites where windy conditions and/or higher levels of installation stress may be encountered.

EnviroNet is more aesthetically pleasing and easier to install than traditional stitch-bonded straw, and coconut and excelsior blankets. Plus, it provides 99.9% erosion control effectiveness.

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Futerra® EnviroNet™ takes advantage of advanced Futerra® technology, reinforced with a quickly degrading, rectangular netting designed to minimize wildlife entanglement and improve site safety. EnviroNet is created for slopes and environmentally sensitive sites where windy conditions and/or higher levels of installation stress may be encountered.

EnviroNet is more aesthetically pleasing and easier to install than traditional stitch-bonded straw, and coconut and excelsior blankets. Plus, it provides 99.9% erosion control effectiveness.

Product Questions (8)

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