Erosion Control

Available Products

Overview

Designed to help prevent soil loss on hillsides, shorelines, embankments, and construction sites, Enviro-USA™ offers a comprehensive range of erosion control products engineered to protect and stabilize vulnerable areas. Our solutions are manufactured using both synthetic and natural fibers to minimize erosion, reinforce soil structure, and support healthy vegetation establishment.

Benefits of Erosion Control

  • Filters Stormwater Runoff and Helps Prevent Soil Erosion.
  • Stabilizes Soil on Slopes, Shorelines, and Disturbed Construction Sites.
  • Promotes Vegetation Growth and Long-term Land Restoration.
  • Reduces Sediment Migration Into Waterways, Drainage Systems, and Surrounding Properties.
  • Helps Maintain Site Compliance with Environmental and Stormwater Management Requirements.
  • Protects Infrastructure and Landscaped Areas From Costly Erosion-Related Damage.

SPECIFICATIONS

Fabric Material 13, 18 or 22 oz. PVC
Length 100 ft. Rolls
Height 44.5 in.
Section Connectors Staples or Nylon Ties (not included)
Color Yellow
Load Carrying Components Stakes (not included)

Staked Silt Fence

Control silt and stormwater runoff on your job site with the affordable and efficient Triton Staked Silt Barrier. When properly installed, the impermeable PVC material stops the spread of sediment and redirects water flow. It also meets DOT requirements for sediment and erosion control in water depths less than 30 inches.

Diameter Density Weight Length
9 in. 7 lbs. / ft 3 lbs. / ft. 10 or 16 ft.
12 in. 7 or 9 lbs. / ft 5.5 lbs. / ft. 10 or 20 ft.
16 in. 7 or 9 lbs. / ft 9.5 lbs. / ft. 10 or 20 ft.
20 in. 7 or 9 lbs. / ft 15 lbs. / ft. 10 or 20 ft.

Coir Logs

Coconut Coir Logs are a completely biodegradable erosion control option for hills, banks, shorelines, and other erosion-prone areas.

Easy to install, these logs create a natural control area that helps establish growth and control erosion for restoration projects, stabilization areas, and construction job sites.

  • Biodegrades Over 2-5 yrs
  • Safe for Surrounding Wildlife
  • High Air and Water Permeability
  • Environmentally Friendly
  • Easy to Install

Erosion Control Resources

A staked silt fence is a temporary erosion and sediment control barrier made from permeable geotextile fabric supported by stakes. It is installed across areas of stormwater sheet flow to slow runoff, filter water, and capture suspended soil and sediment before it leaves a construction site or disturbed area. Staked silt fence is commonly used as a Best Management Practice (BMP) for construction sites, roadwork, grading projects, landscaping, and other areas where soil disturbance can contribute to sediment-laden runoff.

Coir logs, also known as coconut fiber logs or coir wattles, are biodegradable erosion-control products made from natural coconut fibers. They are commonly installed along shorelines, streambanks, slopes, drainage channels, wetlands, and disturbed soil areas to slow runoff, trap sediment, reduce soil erosion, and provide temporary stabilization while vegetation becomes established. Because coir gradually biodegrades, it can be especially useful for environmentally sensitive restoration and revegetation projects.

A staked silt fence is generally a better choice when the primary goal is to intercept sediment-laden sheet flow around the perimeter of a construction or disturbed-soil area. The permeable fabric allows water to pass through while helping retain sediment.

A coir log is often better suited for applications requiring surface stabilization, runoff reduction, shoreline protection, streambank restoration, or support for vegetation establishment. Coir logs conform to the ground and can be placed across slopes or along waterways to slow water and reduce erosion.

Some projects can benefit from using both products together as part of a larger erosion and sediment control plan.

Staked silt fence and coir logs are commonly used for construction erosion control, stormwater management, road and highway projects, slope stabilization, shoreline restoration, streambank protection, landscaping, wetland restoration, wildfire recovery, and disturbed-soil stabilization. The appropriate product depends on site slope, expected runoff, soil conditions, sediment load, water exposure, and project duration.

Proper installation is critical for both products. Staked silt fence should be installed along site contours and securely trenched or embedded into the soil so stormwater cannot easily flow underneath the fabric. Stakes must be adequately supported, and the fence should be positioned to intercept sheet flow rather than concentrated high-velocity water.

Coir logs should be placed in direct contact with the soil and securely anchored with stakes so water cannot undermine or move the log. On slopes, shorelines, or drainage areas, proper contour placement helps slow runoff and retain soil. Both systems should be inspected regularly, particularly after heavy rain or storm events, and accumulated sediment or damaged sections should be addressed as needed.

Additional Erosion & Sediment Control Solutions:

In addition to our primary containment systems, Enviro-USA™ supplies a complete lineup of supplementary erosion control materials to ensure your job site remains fully stabilized and compliant with local environmental regulations.

If your project requires comprehensive sediment management, we can supply:

  • Erosion Blankets and Mats
  • Gutter Logs
  • Compost Filter Socks
  • Gravel and Sand Bags
  • Wattles

Whether you are outfitting a massive construction site, managing shoreline restoration, or need specialized materials not listed above, we are here to help. Contact our team today to discuss your custom project requirements, and we will get you the exact supplies you need to get the job done right.