Coconut fabric
Coconut fabric or embankment fabric can be laid to secure the bank edge and stabilize and protect the bank from being washed away. The shore mat is also widely used for freshly laid earth walls and heaped slopes.
Rinsing off sediment is slowed down by the natural, chemically untreated coconut fiber.
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landscaping and erosion control
Coconut fabric is used in landscaping and erosion control in various applications to prevent soil erosion, improve soil structure, and promote plant growth.
Here are some specific applications:
Coconut fabric is commonly used to stabilize slopes and embankments. It serves as erosion control material to protect the soil from rain and water runoff.
In the hydroseeding method, a mixture of seeds, fertilizers, mulch material, and water is sprayed onto the soil to promote vegetation. Coconut fabric is often used as part of this mixture to protect the soil and support seed germination.
In areas with rivers or streams, coconut fabric is used to stabilize banks and riverbanks, preventing erosion.
Coconut fabric can be used as a soil conditioner. It promotes soil structure, improves water retention, and enhances plant root growth.
In coastal areas, coconut fabric can be used to stabilize sand dunes and protect them from erosion caused by wind and water.
When creating paths in forests or on uneven terrain, coconut fabric can help stabilize the soil and prevent erosion along the paths.
Coconut fabric is used along roadside slopes to minimize the impact of rain and water runoff on the soil, protecting the slopes.
Installation
Coconut fabric is quick and easy to install.
The fabric is brought to the required bank and rolled out. The fastening is carried out with wire brackets or wooden pegs. We recommend 3 to 5 ground anchors per m2, depending on the location. When laying several lengths of coconut fabric, we recommend an overlap of 10 to 20 cm in the direction of the lay of the waves.
Properties
The use of coconut fabric in these applications helps minimize environmental impact, as it is a natural, biodegradable material that promotes ecological sustainability.
