Erosion control

Innovex offers a wide range of products for the control of light and massive erosion. Whether it is to reinforce the vegetation in a slope or to stabilize a bridge abutment, we have the solution for you!

Biodegradable stabilization blankets

Mattresses of natural fibers used in slope protection. They control runoff and promote an environment facilitating to the establishment of vegetation.

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Non-Biodegradable stabilization blankets

Polymer mattresses used for the long term protection of steep and unstable embankments. They also promote the establishment of vegetation.

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Geocells

Three-dimensional structure made of HDPE used for granular containment. Ideal for: Slope stabilization, structural foundations and retaining walls.

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Grassy Pavers

Rigid panels used to contain topsoil or gravel for the purpose of increasing the load capacity of the soil. They are used to strengthen vegetated pathways.

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Flexible concrete mats

Massive structure composed of concrete blocks connected by cables. The tough solution for scour control, shore protection or maritime access ramps.

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Geosynthetic formwork

Concrete formwork made of geotextile. Lightweight and flexible, this custom-made product will allow you to pour concrete into the most difficult places to access.

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Flexamat

Permanent erosion control mat made of tied concrete blocks with TRM underlayments.

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FAQ

Should I seed before or after the deployment of the stabilization mat?
Do biodegradable stabilization mattresses contain seed?
What is the life of biodegradable stabilization mattress?
Is it possible to cut flexible concrete mats?
What type of cable should be used in flexible concrete mats installed in salt water?
Should the interstices between the blocks of the flexible concrete mats be filled?
Is it possible to circulate with machinery on geocells?
Do the lawn or alveolar cells disrupt the hydraulic network of the site where they are installed?
Is it possible to deploy and fill geosynthetic formwork underwater?
What is the difference between regular steel and high tensile strength steel used in Geobrugg® retaining wire mesh?
How to join the Geobrugg wire mesh widths to each other?

It is preferable to seed before deploying the mat. In this way, the seed is confined between the soil and the mat, which protects it against erosion and promotes an optimum moisture content for germination.

No, biodegradable mattresses are only composed of natural fibers and nets.

Between 6 and 36 months, depending on the nature and amount of fiber.

Yes, the cables are incorporated into the blocks during casting. It is therefore possible to cut cables without impairing the integrity of the system.

A type 316 stainless steel or polyester.

Yes, this reduces the coefficient of friction between the water and the blocks in addition to adding weight, which promotes the stability of the system.

No, the geocells must be filled and backfilled with an excess of granular material in order not to be damaged.

Not at all, they are permeable and do not offer resistance to the movement of water in the soil.

Certainly, this is what is generally done for the protection of bridge piers or the protection of banks.

High tensile strength steel is about 3.5 times more mechanically resistant than regular steel. Additionally, Supracoating^® corrosion protection provides approximately 4.5 times more corrosion resistance than 100% Zinc equivalent surface coverage.

With T3 fasteners specifically designed to allow the optimal load transfer from one section to the other, without overlapping!