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Erosion Control Logs - 8" x 200'

Erosion Control Logs - 8" x 200'

Erosion Control Logs - 8" x 200'

$1,053.17


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SKU P08-200

Erosion Control Logs are a commercial-grade solution designed to effectively manage and prevent soil erosion. These durable tubular mesh logs are filled with a specially formulated media that helps stabilize top soil and control erosion.

Versatility and Sizes
Available in a variety of sock diameters from 4 inches to 18 inches and lengths ranging from 10 feet to 200 feet, these silt socks are adaptable for many applications. The range of sizes ensures that they can be tailored to fit specific requirements for different project scales and applications.

Advantages Over Traditional Methods
Erosion Control Logs offer significant improvements over traditional methods such as silt fences or straw wattles. Research and practical use have shown that these logs not only capture more sediment but also facilitate easier installation and require less long-term maintenance, making them a more efficient and cost-effective option.

Application Flexibility
These logs are particularly effective on slopes where erosion control is critical but are also highly functional around drain inlets, curb inlets, and in receiving channels. The flexibility of this product allows them to be installed directly on the ground surface without the need for trenching, which simplifies the installation process.

Weather Resilient Installation
The installation of the socks is straightforward and can be performed under any weather conditions, including freezing temperatures. This feature makes them a reliable choice for year-round erosion control projects across various climates.

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PRODUCT SPECS

  Model: P08-200

  Pallet Weight: 1,500 lbs

  Size: 8" x 200' long (1 Unit)

  Number of Stakes: 21

  Available Colors: Green/Black
 
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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS

  • Lower maintenance with the lowest overall project cost
  • Superior & consistent results—SiltSoxx is an industry leading sediment removal BMP
  • Meets specs & performs better than even larger diameter off-spec filter sock
  • Installs 3X faster than silt fence—no trenching required
  • 50% greater flow-through rate compared to silt fence
  • Original compost filter sock with 15+ years of peer-reviewed research & field use
  • SiltSoxx don’t fall down
  • Made in the USA

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Erosion Control Logs: An Overview

Anyone with property knows soil erosion is a big problem causing damage to infrastructure and the loss of fertile topsoil, while continually polluting water in ponds, streams, and lakes. in both rural and residential areas.

To control erosion, you should consider Erosion Control Logs. These logs are commercial-grade created to handle and stop soil erosion successfully.

About Erosion Control logs:

Erosion logs are also known as fiber rolls or waffles. The logs are made of a biodegradable mesh filled with a combination of materials such as wood chips, straw, or coconut coir. to stabilize topsoil and control erosion. They are designed in a cylindrical shape to stop the flow of water while decreasing the flow of water and capturing sediment.

The logs are placed on slopes, construction sites, along waterways, and other susceptible areas to prevent erosion while increasing the growth of vegetation,

The Benefits Of Using Erosion Control Logs:

Soil Stabilization For Erosion Control:
• The logs form a physical barrier to slow down the flow of runoff water, allow sediment to settle, and stabilize the soil.

Filtration:
• The fill as well as the mesh will filter out sediments from the water ensuring they will not be washed away and get into the bodies of water.

Installation And Maintenance:
• Due to their flexibility and lightweight, these logs are very easy to move around, install, and will require very little maintenance making them inexpensive for erosion control over the long haul.

Silt Socks

Erosion Control Log

Environmental Advantages:
• Because most erosion control logs are biodegradable material, they will break down naturally without causing harm to the environment.

Supports Vegetation:
• As these logs stabilize the soil, create an excellent environment for vegetation to take root and grow increasing erosion control.

Flexibility
• Because erosion control logs are flexible, they are used for an array of applications such as construction sites, for agricultural requirements as well as along riverbanks, and urban landscapes.

• The product's adaptable properties make erosion control logs easy to shape and will conform to various terrains and site requirements.

Erosion Control Logs Applications:

Construction Sites:
• Construction sites concentrate heavily on sediment control. Erosion control stops sediment from entering into storm drains and bodies of water.
• Logs placed along slopes offer stabilization reducing the movement of soil and reducing landslides or slope issues.

Agriculture:
• Erosion control logs are placed along field borders to protect topsoil. This product increases soil fertility as well as crop yields.

Waterways:
• Logs placed along waterways protect irrigation channels and drainage ditches while preventing water contamination.

Riverbanks And Shorelines:
• Riverbanks and shorelines receive less erosion brought on by the flow of water. There is a lot less damage caused to aquatic habitats and land.

Flood Control:
• During heavy rainfall, flooding is very possible. These logs will control the flow of water and reduce the impact of erosion to keep the soil in place.

Urban Locations:

Stormwater Management:
• Stormwater management is an important part of controlling erosion, caused by flooding in urban areas.
• Green infrastructure projects including rain gardens and bioswales bring in these logs to increase the stability of soil and support vegetation.

Installation:

Good installation is critical to increase the effectiveness of Erosion Control Logs. Here are important steps you must take:

Site Assessment:
• Go through the site to find areas prone to erosion and then decide where to place the logs.
• Take note of certain factors including slope declines, the kind of soil, the water flow patterns, and areas of vegetation coverage.

Construction Site digging

Digging at Construction Site

Install The Logs:
• Place the logs along the curvatures and crosswise to the water flow to block runoff.
• Make sure the logs are in continual contact with the ground to prevent water from flowing underneath.

Secure The Logs:
• Using stakes or anchors, secure the logs to prevent movement from heavy rain or high water flow.
• Place the stakes along the length of the log and drive the stakes into the ground at an angle for good stability.

If you are using several logs, overlap the ends at least 12 inches to form a seamless barrier.
• Seal the gaps between the ground and logs so water can not get passed the logs.
• Overlap And Seal

Vegetation:
Plant vegetation around and in the logs to increase the soil's stability and control erosion for a long time.

• Choose plants that are native and adapted to the local environment for great results.

Degrading Silt Sock

Degrading Erosion Control Log

Maintenance And Regular Checks -

Even though erosion control logs require very little maintenance, there must be checks performed from time to time. Here are some great tips to follow:

Inspect Regularly:
• You must check the logs once in a while for signs of damage, especially after a heavy rainfall or storm.

• Look for gaps undercutting, or the build-up of sediment that can harm performance.

Repairs And Replacements:
• You can repair damaged logs by resecuring the logs with stakes or replacing sections of the mesh.
• Replace logs if they have become degraded or ineffective caused by heavy exposure or serious weather.
• Monitor vegetation growth around the logs and remove any intrusive species that might harm native plants.
• Trim vegetation to maintain good ground coverage and control erosion.

Protect Your Site With Erosion Control Logs

A residential development project was in full gear on a hilly area that was open to soil erosion during the construction phase. The project manager chose erosion control logs to protect the site. The following are the steps they took to protect the site for the long haul:

• By checking the site, they were able to identify areas where soil erosion was at its peak
• They laid down logs along the contours and around the perimeters of the site.
• They planted native grass and shrubs around the logs to enhance the stability of the soil.

The Final Results

The construction site and surrounding area were protected from sediment runoff and effectively reduced soil erosion due to erosion control logs.The growth of vegetation increased leading to more stabilization of the soil and creating a more attractive look to the site.Once completed, the site complied with local environmental regulations avoiding fines and limited project delays.

In Conclusion

Erosion control logs are excellent for controlling soil erosion. They are extremely versatile and environmentally responsible for the management and well-being of the soil. These logs will stabilize topsoil, filter sediment, and support vegetation growth. These logs are invaluable in many operations including construction sites, agricultural areas, and urban landscapes.

Following the best advice for installation and maintenance, owners and managers of properties can quickly and effectively reduce erosion risks, protect rich nutritional soil, and promote a healthy, cleaner environment.