Heavy-Duty Bags
Provide Quick and Easy Sediment and Erosion Control
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Gravel bags are a basic BMP (Best
Management Practice) used to meet regulatory requirements for
stormwater and erosion control.
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The sizes are industry standard and
allow the user to fill them up with as much or as little gravel (not
included) as the application requires.
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Different sizes lend themselves to
different applications; from drain protection to erosion control at
construction sites.
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Made of very high quality polymer
material that is woven into shape - eliminates the flaws and failures
of sewn edges.
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High UV rating allows multi-year life in
sun and elements.
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Rugged material and construction can, in
most instances, withstand being driven-over, a typical problem with
lesser bags.
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GRAVEL
BAGS |
| Part# |
Description |
Quantity |
| 9780 |
Gravel Bag, Indvidual, orange, 19” x 28”
(483 mm x 711 mm). 60 lbs. (28 kg) |
(250) bags / box |
| 9781 |
Gravel Bag, Roll
Form, orange, 19” x 250 yards
(483 mm x 228.5 m) 75 lbs. (34 kg) |
one continuous roll |
| 9782 |
Gravel Bag, Indvidual, green, 11” x 48”
(280 mm x 1220 mm) 60 lbs. (28 kg) |
(250) bags / box |
| 9783 |
Gravel Bag,
Individual, green, 11” x 96”
(280 mm x 2439 mm) 60 lbs. (28 kg) |
(125) bags / box |
| 9784 |
Gravel Bag, Roll
Form, green, (2) rolls 11” x 250 yards each (500 yards total) (280 mm x
228.5 m) 80 lbs. (36 kg) |
two continuous rolls |
Gravel Bags
have been approved by DOTs in the following states: California,
Colorado, Wyoming, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Hawaii
They have also
been used on DOT projects in Nevada, Oregon, Idaho, Washington,
Arizona, and Texas.
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