Concerned about soil erosion, storm water, runoff,
slope stabilization, waterway erosion and more?
The ecologically-advanced
Envirolok System provides permanent erosion control in three important
steps:
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Build the wall -
Envirolok soil bags, which encapsulate the soil, are woven
into a wall unit with a unique weaving component and technique
including a locking spike to create immediate surface stability.
Weaving the wall makes it into one strong unit instead of individual
components.
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Vegetate the wall -
After construction the face of the bags are planted with
native plants, sod and seed which develop extensive root systems,
growing through the bags. Weaving the wall and locking it together
with spikes, holds the structure in place while the native plant
roots grow deeper and stronger, some up to 20'
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Grow the wall -
Mature natives, with some of their powerful root structures
growing up to 20 feet into the earth, lock the wall into place, even
growing into the existing native soil. This provides an ecologically
sound and beautiful vegetated erosion control system with permanent
structural strength
Use the Envirolok Vegetated
Retaining Wall System for these applications and more:
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Shoreline stabilization
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Erosion control
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Residential lakeshore
preservation and remediation
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Natural retaining walls
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Stormwater management
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Stream restorations
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Rainwater gardens
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Landscape enhancements
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Creating naturalized buffers
along tributaries
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Creating functional green
spaces
Envirolok vegetated walls are
strong, environmentally-friendly and create beautiful, permanent natural
landscapes with native plants.
Beautiful native vegetation in as little as sixty days.
Envirolok Components
Sand/Soil bags with zip tie straps.
Size Unfilled 13"x36"
Filled sand or soil size 14"x24"x6" |
Weaving Stabilizer
4"x100" roll |
Tamper |
Dibble pierces bags to install live plant material to sand/soil
bags |
Applications for Envirolok include soil erosion, stormwater, runoff, slope stabilization, waterway erosion, retaining walls.
Incorporate prairie grasses, sedges, and native wildflowers.
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