Sediment Control Logs

Sediment barriers designed to intercept stormwater runoff, sediment, and other contaminants.

Durawattle
A synthetic wattle/berm comprised of an outer layer of monofilament filter fabric and a plastic sealed inner foam core.

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Durawattle
Siltsoxx (Compost Filter Sock)
A sediment control log comprised of biobased media, wrapped within a durable mesh sock.

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Siltsoxx (Compost Filter Sock)
Aspen Fiber Logs
A sediment control log comprised of rocky mountain excelsior fibers and a synthetic netting.

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Aspen Fiber Logs
Straw Logs
A sediment control log utilizing 100% agricultural, weed free straw.

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Straw Logs

What are Sediment Control Logs?

A sediment control log is a linear roll made of natural materials such as straw, coconut fiber, or compost. Sediment control logs, or erosion control logs (ECLs), are used to help reduce soil erosion and retain sediment by being used along contours or at the base of slopes. They also are used to shorten slope lengths to reduce the water velocity and trap soil particles.

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What are the benefits of Sediment Control Logs?

Sediment control logs aim to stop soils and other sediments from a building site washing into gutters, drains, and waterways. Good sediment control can help keep our waterways healthy, minimize loss from building site stockpiles, and improve building site conditions. Properly installed sediment control logs can also reduce high velocities of water to mitigate potential issues of erosion.

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