Netting – CFS Installer Filtrexx Blower Truck Mesh
Easy to Install. Hard to Beat.
Filtrexx CFS Installer Netting is the original compost sock netting for field installation with blower trucks or track machines for sediment control applications. Reliable and durable, three unique netting types ensure the right fit for your job. Save time and money with easy to use rucked material.
Filtrexx CFS Installer Netting is Made in the USA and in compliance with most state and federal agencies including USEPA, AASHTO, USDA NRCS and US ACE. Available in a variety of materials to meet your sediment control project needs – download the Installer Netting flyer for more information or the comprehensive MKB Product Catalog to see all product configurations.
Product Types
Basic
Meet all specs with this versatile, economical mesh that is good for most sediment control applications.
Basic Plus
Meets or exceeds specs with higher durability. Available in larger diameter sizes for any project.
Revo
Stable in both the linear and radial orientation, Revo netting doesn’t shrink and won’t overfill.
Why Choose Filter Sock Installer Netting?
Compost filter sock installed with our netting outperforms traditional silt fence at every stage of the job.
Faster Installation
No trenching required — installs 3x faster than silt fence.
Better Performance
Superior filtering with third-party tested results.
Less Maintenance
Stays in place and won’t fall down.
Quicker Removal
Just cut the mesh and spread the compost.
Lower Total Cost
Installation, maintenance, and removal are all costs that add up — compost filter sock lowers the total cost of the BMP, not just the purchase price.
References
Sediment Removal Efficiency (removal efficiency performance may vary under conditions different from those tested and reported here)
SiltSoxx: TRI-Environmental, ASTM D6459. [PDF] TechLink #3333 and TechLink #3334
Silt fence: San Diego State University, Modified ASTM D6459. [PDF] TechLink #3331
Straw wattle: Data from TRI-Environmental, ASTM D6459. [PDF] TechLink #3333
Off-spec filter sock: Data from TRI-Environmental, ASTM D6459. [PDF] TechLink #3333
Rock/gravel bag: Soil Control Lab, ASTM D3977-97C. [PDF] TechLink #3332
Installation Time Comparison: Performed by Clearwater Colorado (2015) [Video]
Maintenance Comparison: EPA Erosion Control Alternatives Cost Calculator (2006). [PDF] click here [XLS] click here
Total Project Costs Comparison: EPA Erosion Control Alternatives Cost Calculator (2006). [PDF] click here [XLS] click here
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