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EROSION CONTROL
GT ECOMATT
Manufactured in the UK, exclusively
for Green-tech Ltd from 100% recycled
materials:
• 30% SCP Material: Re-pulled Oxfam
clothing
Exclusive to Green-tech
• 30% P7 Wool: “Tailors Clippings”,
which is re-pulled post
RE-PULLED OXFAM CLOTHING, TAILORS
manufacturing wool waste
CLIPPINGS AND RE-USED JUTE
• 40% Recycled Jute: Re-used jute
sacking and bags from the rice,
WEIGHT (M
2
) ROLL SIZE PRICE
cocoa and coffee trade
450g 1m x 30m £51.00
The product is needle punched onto a degradable polythene backing, to 450g 2m x 30m £102.00
allow both air and water to pass through the layers. gt ecomatt benefits:
750g 1m x 30m £66.00
• Helps to suppress competing weed growth within the vicinity of the
750g 2m x 30m £132.00
plants root development area.
• Allows water and air to percolate through the wool layer and helps to
retain moisture in time of drought.
• The matting/roll acts as an insulator and absorbs heat from the sun
thus creating an assisted environment for the plant to establish itself.
• Totally degradable, lasting a minimum of two seasons.
*For gradients up to 35° use 450g gt ecomatt, in instances up to 45-50° we recommend the 750g
product. A site survey should be undertaken prior to installation to consider specific site
circumstances such as wind speed, nature and current erosion.
**Please note that the colour and appearance of gt ecomatt may vary slightly due to the nature
of the recycled materials used.
SEDUM MATTING COVAMAT (PRE SEEDED)
With the growth of popularity of green roofs, sedum matting is a Covamat is 10mm thick quilted straw/coir
perfect solution which is low maintenance and drought tolerant. fibre mat, pre-seeded with a choice of
The sedum matting is a geo-composite material manufactured from seed mixtures. Covamat is ideal for use
polypropolene stitching and with pre-grown sedum rhizomes over on freshly soiled embankments, newly cut
the coir fibre and growing medium. It has been designed to give a slopes, new and eroded watercourses,
70-90% instant vegetative finish for applications such as green roofs balancing ponds, establishing wildflower
and green walls. and for road ditchings. POA.
GEO COIR
Geo-coir is a form of erosion protection for newly cut slopes, landfill
cappings, soil reinforcement, sand dune stabilisation, watercourse
lining and ground abrasion protection. 100% biodegradable.
ROLL SIZE ROLL SIZE ROLL SIZE
400g/m
2
2m x 50m £150.00
700g/m
2
2m x 50m £180.00
900g/m
2
2m x 50m £225.00
GEO-JUTE
CALL NOW FOR
LATEST PRICES Manufactured from unbleached jute fibre, Geo-Jute is a lightweight yet
effective net for use in the prevention of erosion, degrades in one
season. Holds up to five times it’s own weight in water. Invaluable for
establishing new grass seedlings, thereafter the product slowly
PRE SEEDED MATTING
biodegrades to form nutrients and improve soil quality.
DUE NOVEMBER 2009
TYPE SIZE PRICE
Manufactured in the UK, exclusively for Green-tech Ltd from 100% Open weave, 1.22m x 50m £85.00
recycled materials. The matting is 1000 g/m
2
and will be available
open area approx. 65%, 500g/m
2
with 2 seed mixtures; GT Amenity Grass Mix and GT Wildflower mix.
Close weave, 1.83m x 100m £105.00
surface cover approx. 55%, 186g/m
2
POA.
NB - THESE ARE NATURAL PRODUCTS SO COLOURS & TEXTURES MAY VARY.
ORDER ONLINE AT
www.green-tech.co.uk
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