Polypropylene(PP) Silt Fence/Fencing/Barrier Woven Geotextile Fabric Used for Filter Fence Good Price

1.Product description:
Super silt fence,a kit form of silt fencing,mainly includes two types:prefabricated silt fence with postsand wire backed silt fence without posts.A silt fence, sometimes called a "filter fence", 
a temporary linear filter structure for efficient erosion control, is composed of premium geotextile fabric supported by wire mesh fence and metal posts, and sorts of accessories. 

Silt fence fabric, made of polyethylene, is a sediment control fabric designed to block silt runoff and prevent topsoil from washing away from construction sites. We offer both woven and non-woven geotextile whose material is durable for long-lasting use. Silt fence fabric, being lightweight for easy-to-handle installation, is heavy-duty enough to separate, filter, reinforce, drain and protect soil. Furthermore, silt fence fabric, which is available in a wide variety of dimensions and styles for different applications, can work with steel posts (or wood stakes) to shape an effective control system for sediment erosion.

fencing materials are available in three different fabric options: Economy Grade (50 gram), Contractor Grade (70 gram), and DOT Grade (100 gram).

2.Specification:
3.Feature:
1)Silt fence fabric is available in a wide variety of dimensions and styles.
2)Silt fence fabric can effectively trap runoff to help prevent erosion.
3)Silt fence fabric is UV stabilized and weather-resistant.
4)Silt fence fabric is lightweight and easy to handle.

4.Application:
Used as a vertical permeable interceptor, it is designed to greatly trap and allow settlement of soil particles from sediment-laden water or limit the transport of eroded soil from the construction site by water runoff which will cause serious damage to water and soil.
Being lightweight, durable erosion, easy to install and remove, silt fence has a wide application in various areas. It is typically used along streams and channels, around environmentally sensitive areas, at the bottom of highly erodible slopes, on the construction sites, etc. to control the sediment and protect the environment.