Bank Stabilisation Matting

The following information is a rough guide for installing geotextile the matting commonly used for stabilising slopes.

Bank stabilisation matting.

Soil reinforcement soil reinforcement and stabilization is a common erosion control requirement for any site dealing with erosion along riverbanks slopes streams or even hills. Bank stabilisation must be installed and stabilised before concentrated flow is allowed to contact bank or slope area. Coir matting and stream bank stabilization coir erosion control matting is constructed from a 100 natural coir fiber that is safe for wildlife and will naturally biodegrade over a period of 4 to 6 years. Available in either 400 or 700gsm.

Embankment mat 400 un seeded and pre seeded 1 2m x 25m 30m2. There are three general approaches to bank stabilization. This provides an easy to install coir matting that does not need to be removed after use on eroded stream banks or hillsides. Designed to add strength and security for soil erosion control these products fortify the area until native vegetation is able to take root.

Erosion control matting is a stabilization fabric offered by gei works and designed to support plant growth and reinforce soil in many erosion control project sites. Sometimes you come across a job that involves steep slopes or banks and these need to be stabilised correctly to ensure you don t lose your soil and or plants to runoff or erosion. Made from a range of both natural and synthetic materials these mats are able to support banks until vegetation is able to take root. Embankment mat is a heavy duty entirely organic mat consisting of a coir netting stitched to a coir blanket which is suitable for surface stabilisation in areas of extreme erosion such as wind exposed sites and watercourses.

Filtrexx bank stabilization is a vegetated soft block system designed to stabilize banks and prevent erosion of riparian areas waterways and shoreline banks. Erosion control on banks and slopes is a common problem faced by many contractors and engineers. Live planting bioengineering hard armoring the best method for stabilizing and protecting your streambank or shoreline depends upon your specific situation. An optional geotextile fabric may be anchored to the bank to provide additional bank stability and anchoring surface.