Concrete Canvas — 3.28' x 32.8' Roll Pricing

Concrete Canvas, commonly referred to as a concrete blanket, is priced per roll and varies by order volume and project specifications. Coleman Moore Company provides competitive pricing for Iowa contractors, engineers, and municipalities. Request a quote through our contact form to receive pricing based on your project requirements.

Concrete Canvas is a flexible, cement-impregnated fabric that hardens into a permanent concrete layer when hydrated with water. It cures within 24 hours and conforms to the ground surface before hardening, making it ideal for slope stabilization, ditch lining, channel protection, and shoreline armor without the need for concrete mixing equipment.

Once fully cured, Concrete Canvas achieves a concrete compressive strength of 5,000 psi. It also resists flow velocities exceeding 30 feet per second and shear stress of 24+ pounds per square foot, making it suitable for high-velocity water channels, ditches, and shoreline applications where durable hard armor is required.

Concrete Canvas achieves full cure within 24 hours of hydration with water. Because it only requires moisture to activate, it can be installed in rainy conditions without weather-related downtime. This fast cure time significantly reduces project timelines compared to traditional poured concrete lining methods.

Concrete Canvas is used for slope stabilization, ditch and channel lining, shoreline and riverbank armor, culvert invert protection, geosynthetic liner protection, roadside channels, detention basins, letdown channels, and pipe inlet/outlet protection. It is suitable for both civil infrastructure and environmental protection applications across a wide range of project types.

Yes. Concrete Canvas has a low alkaline reserve and a low wash rate, resulting in minimal ecological impact. It requires no cement mixing equipment on site, which reduces the environmental footprint during installation. These properties make it a responsible choice for shoreline, riverbank, and channel lining projects near sensitive aquatic environments.