Coir Erosion Control Logs
Specifications & Product Information
Coir Logs
Coir logs are made from natural fibers and are typically used to provide erosion control and stabilization along shorelines or stream banks.
Made with strong and durable materials, these logs work to resist wave action and flow velocity, providing you with increased stabilization along shorelines. They have also frequently been used in marsh and beach restoration projects.
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| Technical Specifications | ||
| Product Flyer | Coir Coconut Fiber Logs Flyer |
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| Type | RoLanka™ | Hayley's™ |
| Diameter | 12", 16" or 20" | 30 cm |
| Density | 7 lbs/cu.ft or 9 lbs/cu.ft |
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| Length | 10 ft (3.05 m) |
3 m or 4 m |
| Material Used | Coir twine and coir fiber | Coir Twine or Polyethylene |
| Eye Size | - | 25 mm x 50 mm |
Learn More about Coir Fiber Logs
When using these coir fiber logs, there are several things to take into consideration to help keep your coir erosion control rolls lasting.
Rolls are placed along edges of streams for bank stability.
- Higher density rolls are longer lasting and provide extra strength. Densely packed coir logs can last over 5 years.
- Planting vegetation on and around these logs can help provide further stabilization.
- Coir is a natural material and is environmentally friendly.
- When rolls are in 10 ft. sections, they can be easily connected together by coir twine to form longer rolls.
To learn more about these coir products, check out the Coconut Logs Page.
Other Coir Product Options
Coconut Fiber Wattles: Similar is size and style to the coir log, these coir wattles provide a heighten barrier around your location. They are often used as BMP's to contain sediment to your site or prevent stormwater runoff from entering drains.
Erosion Control Mats: Erosion control mats are made of woven coir twines that are placed along banks for restoration and revegetation. Made with open weave design to allow seeding before and after installation.
Coconut Fiber Blocks: Coir blocks offer height and structured stability to your location by providing you with a solid rectangular structure to help stabilize your shores. They are often manufactures in a systematic line for complete stabilization and support.
Coir Silt Check: The coir silt check is designed to reduce upstream and downstream erosion. They are often placed across streams to help reduce the flow of water and trap sediment. This helps prevent erosion..
