Silt Fence

Silt Fence for Sediment Control

Installation of Silt Fence Curtains

Trench Construction:

When installing a silt fence in a trench, the geotextile material is installed in a ‘J’ shape at least 150 mm (6 inches) below the ground, following the contours of the site for effective protection from water flow. The trench is then backfilled and compacted over the installed geotextile until the trench is completely filled with compacted soil.

Soil Slicing Construction:

Another method of silt fence installation is through soil slicing. With soil-slicing silt fence construction, the geotextile material is inserted into a slit in the soil, about 0.2 to 0.3 m (8 to 12in.) deep. The silt fence is installed deep enough so that no water flow will pass under the material while allowing effective disruption to the soil above the silt fence structure to create an optimal soil condition for mechanical compaction upon completion.

 

Key Features

  • Temporary barrier solution allowing water to pool creating a low energy condition
  • Sediment will be retained behind the fence preventing it from being deposited in water bodies or storm sewers
  • Composed of a filter fabric entrenched in the soil and secured to a series of posts for support
  • KEYMAY’s silt fence solutions are constructed from a lightweight, woven geotextile material
  • Retention prior to maintenance will be 200mm or of the height of the fence.

 

Available in:

  • 100 ft rolls with stakes
  • Masterolls

 

Product Specification Sheet

 

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