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Staked Silt Barrier

Stormwater and Erosion Control

Our Staked Silt Barrier is designed specifically for storm water run-off and sheet-flow control at job sites and silt & sediment control in water shallower than 30 inches such as road side ditches, canals, shallow ponds and lakes. Call us at any time @ (+1) 772-646-0597 to discuss your silt barrier requirements or fill out our form to request a price quote.

Our Staked Silt Barrier is very effective when installed correctly to control waterflow across your site and direct it to a sediment settling pond or retention basin, prior to discharge off your site.

These are excellent BMPs (Best Management Practices) for along road side ditches shallow marshes and lakes where a floating turbidity curtain, floating silt barrier or traditional Silt Fence would not work well.

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This barrier is easy to use, compact and best of all ECONOMICAL.

We stock this item and can normally ship within a day from receipt of order!

Questions? Give us a call @ (+1) 772-646-0597.

Also consider COIR SEDIMENT logs as a biodegradable option.

Silt Barrier Specification

- Standard length is 100’ (1500'/pallet)

- Section and Stake Connections are Nylon ties which are supplied 50each/100’ roll

- Size is 44.5” Wide

- Color Safety Yellow

- Load Carrying Components are 350 lbs tensile Fabric and Stakes

- Alternate fasteners are wire, hog rings, staples or similar

**(Stakes are sold separately)

To install this BMP, dig an 8 inch deep trench along the desired flow control path placing fill on up slope side of trench. On down slope side of trench install 1”x 1” wooden stakes (re-bar or similar) on 6’ centers maximum. These are to protrude 36” above the gradient.

Unroll the Silt Barrier and fasten to stakes with ties – 36 inches attached to stakes and 8 inches in trench. (HEMMED EDGE IS TOP). Once entire run is in place and desired flow diversion path is in place then back-fill the 8 inch trench trapping the bottom 8 inches of the silt barrier, effectively creating a runoff seal.

This system works best on gentle to moderately sloped sites with porous soil.

This system can be used in water depths less than 30” and no flow. In place of back-fill use sand bags to create bottom seal.