Silt SocK
Silt Sock is a polypropylene mesh sock filled with a filter material. It is a low-maintenance, cost-effective and environmentally friendly product used for sediment control on job sites.
Filled socks may be used as an alternative to silt fence and straw bales in many areas. Silt Sock has a low profile allowing for easy site access.
Sediment Control
Silt Socks are made with Wood Chips
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Our wood chips are weed free, seed free, disease free, and PH neutral.
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90% of the filler material consists of pieces sized between 1/4" and 2".
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Combined with the fabric, our wood chips create a high flow through and filtration rate.
Our fabric is a Polypropylene Ultra Mesh Fabric
Silt Socks come wrapped
on a standard 4x4 pallet.
Active Water Processor
Silt Sock traps sediment while allowing water to filter through. The design of the Sock provides close contact with the ground preventing water from flowing underneath.
Size
Quantity
Included
Wood Stakes
8" Silt Sock
60m/pallet
2' x 25
12" Silt Sock
35m/pallet
2' x 25
18" Silt Sock
15m/pallet
3' x 25
24" Silt Sock
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Biodegradable Sock
9" Biodegradable Sock
50m/pallet
2' x 25
12" Biodegradable Sock
35m/pallet
2' x 25
Why choose Silt Sock?
Material
Composition
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Made from processed wood, wood chips are dense and have a rigid structure. Their uniform size and shape provide consistency in sediment control performance.
Water filtration
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The porous structure of wood chips allows for slower water filtration. This slow filtration helps capture fine sediment particles more effectively, making wood chips better for controlling erosion in areas with fine soils or slower-moving water.
Organic
breakdown
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Wood chips decompose slowly due to their dense, woody structure. This allows them to provide longer-lasting sediment control, reducing the frequency of replacements and maintenance.
Weight and handling
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Wood chips provide great stability when placed in areas with high water flow. However, their weight can make transportation and installation slightly more labor-intensive.
Sourcing and supplying
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Sourced as a byproduct of forestry and sawmill operations, wood chips are a renewable resource. However, their availability depends on logging activities, which may have environmental trade-offs depending on how forests are managed.
Your Perimeter Control Should Work As Hard As You Do
Water Filtration Example
