Stabilize and prevent erosion of waterway and shoreline banks with natural and vegetated armoring
A gabion is usually a cage, cylinder, or box filled with rocks, concrete, sometimes sand and soil for use in civil engineering, road building, military applications, and landscaping. Create structural, vegetated armoring gabions with Filtrexx GroSoxx® to stabilize and prevent erosion of waterway and shoreline banks. GroSoxx combines the benefits of soft and hard armor technologies to provide maximum structural protection, erosion control, vegetation growth, and vegetation reinforcement in one system. Specifically designed for applications where water flow and intense hydraulic pressures typically undermine vegetation growth. GroSoxx combine heavy duty tubular mesh netting material, used to contain and stabilize custom growing media and vegetation placed within the gabion basket, and drip tape irrigation (optional) to ensure establishment and sustainability of seeded and/or live stake plantings. The weight and anchoring system are designed to withstand concentrated water flow velocities and hydraulic shear stresses similar to traditional soft armoring devices (brush mattresses, coconut fiber logs, turf reinforcement mats) and hard armoring devices (rip rap, rock gabion baskets).
Advantages
Superior vegetation establishment
Bioremediate targeted pollutants
System can be pre-seeded
Looks natural once vegetated
Minimize movement of dredge
Minimize ecosystem disturbance
Reduce future environmental concerns
Products
Applications
Riparian bank stabilization
Pond and lake shoreline stabilization
Stormwater retention/detention pond slope stabilization
Salt marsh restoration
Habitat and ecological restoration
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