Concrete Canvas CCX

Concrete Canvas is a flexible, cement-impregnated geosynthetic fabric that hardens into a thin, durable concrete layer when hydrated with water. It comes in roll format and can be cut, shaped, and installed in a wide variety of orientations — including vertical surfaces — making it a versatile alternative to traditional concrete pours for erosion and scour protection applications.

Concrete Canvas CCX pricing varies based on project scope, quantity, and specific application requirements. Coleman Moore Company provides pricing available on request. Contact our team with your project details — including dimensions, site conditions, and application type — and we will provide an accurate quote along with cost-benefit guidance to help you stay within budget.

Concrete Canvas CCX is designed for slope stabilization, ditch and channel lining, shoreline armor, culvert invert protection, riverbank stabilization, letdown channels, roadside channels, detention basins, and geosynthetic liner protection. Its flexibility and rapid cure time make it ideal for remote or constrained sites where conventional concrete placement is impractical or cost-prohibitive.

Yes. One of the key advantages of Concrete Canvas CCX is that it can be installed in rainy conditions. The hydration required for curing can be achieved with rainwater, eliminating weather-related project downtime. This makes it a reliable solution for time-sensitive civil infrastructure projects where schedule certainty is critical.

Concrete Canvas CCX is rated for flow velocities exceeding 30 feet per second and shear stress resistance of 24+ pounds per square foot. These hydraulic performance characteristics make it suitable for high-energy waterway environments including fast-flowing channels, culvert outlets, and scour-prone areas where softer erosion control products would fail.

Concrete Canvas CCX is engineered with a low alkaline reserve and a low cement wash rate, minimizing its ecological impact on surrounding waterways and soil. No on-site cement mixing equipment is required, reducing the environmental footprint during installation. These attributes make it compliant for use in environmentally sensitive areas such as riverbanks and shorelines.