Rock Berm Wire otherwise, known as poultry netting, is welded wire commonly used in construction to build berms for slope stability, erosion protection, and sediment control. The metal mesh can be filled with materials such as stone, concrete, sand, or soil and is often complemented by a filter fabric.
Rock Berm Wire is strong and long-lasting material for building berms. In a sucessful installation, a ridge is constructed of compacted soil, loose gravel, stone, or crushed rock that intercepts and prevents stormwater runoff from entering a sensitive area, and diverts or directs the water to a controlled or stabilized drainage outlet. Dikes or berms can be located or placed immediately along the top or bottom of cut or fill slopes, along the perimeter of an area, or adjacent to streams to prevent high stream flows from entering a site, or runoff from a site entering a stream or waterway.