One-Sided Straw Blanket 8'X112.5'

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  $54.99

Description

An ideal solution for rainfall/rain splash protection on shallow sloped and channel protection for low-risk, low-flow channels. Benefits: Weed-free straw, erosion control up to one year, and serves as a mulching layer..

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Details

Mutual IndustriesOne-Sided Straw Blanket 8'X 112.5'are made of 100% weed free agricultural straw and light weight polypropylene top netting with photodegradable stitching on 2 in. centers. Excellent erosion control fabric for use on slopes up to 3:1 and low flow channels. At 8 ft. x 112.5 ft. each blanket provides 100 sq. yd of protection. Blanket lifetime is approximately12-months.

  • 100% weed free agriculturalstraw
  • A favorite for short-term erosion control application
  • Perfect for hillside erosion control
  • Use with vegetation that takes rootfast

Typical Applications

  • Slope protection
  • Channel and ditch linings
  • Reservoir embankments and spillways
  • Culvert inlets and outfalls
  • Dikes, levees, and riverbanks

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