Stop Erosion and Reduce Runoff with Ultra-Erosion Guard®

Stop Erosion and Reduce Runoff with Ultra-Erosion Guard

Ultra-Erosion Guard® Reduces the Water’s Velocity and Filters Out Sand and Sediment

Erosion is a common challenge on construction sites. Without grass, bushes, trees or other vegetation to anchor the soil, running rainwater can very quickly cut its way through open areas taking the soil with it. The Ultra-Erosion Guard was designed to prevent this. By placing the unit in ditches, gullies and other areas where water has the potential to drain through, the Erosion Guard reduces the water’s velocity and filters out sand and sediment, keeping it in place and preventing it from getting washed away.

Ultra Erosion Guard is used for:

Construction site erosion control
Storm channels
Check dams
Ditches and silt control on slopes

Why You Need Ultra Erosion Guard...

Product Highlights

Lightweight, compact silt control device – easily stored and transported.
Heavy-duty steel springs instantly expand when needed.
100% polyester fabric (green mesh) reduces runoff flow velocity and retains silt.
Durable polypropylene (black skirt) helps hold the unit in place with dirt, rocks, or stakes.
Quick and easy installation - no post digging or trenching required.
Versatile – units can be clipped together to create longer lengths as needed.

Ultra-Erosion Guard

Ultra-Erosion Guard Instructions
Opening:
CAUTION: The coiled metal inside the Ultra-Erosion Guard is under considerable tension and the units can
open very quickly.
• While holding the Erosion Guard closed with one hand, use the other hand to unsnap each of the four
clips. You may need to use both hands to keep the unit closed when opening up the last snap.
• Slowly allow the unit to spring open and expand.
Connecting Multiple Units:
Securing:
• Securing/anchoring is simple as the Ultra-Erosion Guards are easily held in place with common blanket
staples through the attached flap or by shoveling gravel onto the flaps.
• The units can also be secured to the ground by using wooden stakes. In typical applications, staking
all four corners with one additional stake in the middle on the back side of the flow is sufficient to keep
it in place.