Curlex Erosion Control Blankets

Curlex blankets are available in three primary fiber types: straw, wood excelsior, and coconut fiber. Each comes in single-netted or double-netted configurations. Straw provides short-term coverage up to 3 months, wood fiber lasts up to 12–24 months, and coconut fiber offers extended protection for 2–3 years, making it ideal for permanent stabilization projects.

Single-netted Curlex blankets are rated for slopes up to 3:1 (horizontal to vertical), while double-netted blankets can handle steeper slopes up to 1:1. This makes double-net configurations ideal for embankments, levees, and challenging terrain where single-net products would not provide adequate anchoring or ground contact.

Yes, Curlex blankets are made from natural biodegradable fibers — straw, wood excelsior, or coconut. Stitching options include photodegradable polyester or fully biodegradable cotton/rayon thread. Netting can be natural fiber woven or plastic UV-stabilized depending on the desired degradation rate and project longevity requirements.

Yes, Curlex Erosion Control Blankets from Coleman Moore Company are available as NPDES-compliant erosion control solutions. They help construction and land-disturbing project sites meet stormwater pollution prevention plan (SWPPP) requirements by controlling sediment runoff and stabilizing disturbed soils while vegetation establishes.

Pricing varies by fiber type and quantity. Single-net straw blankets range from $0.35 to $0.50 per square yard. Wood fiber blankets run $0.50 to $0.80 per square yard. Double-netted 100% coconut fiber blankets cost $0.80 to $1.05 per square yard. Bulk quantities typically reduce the per-unit price. Contact Coleman Moore for a project-specific quote.

Yes, Curlex blankets are suitable for intermittent and low-flow channel and ditch linings, riverbanks, and shoreline protection applications. They help prevent scour and soil mobilization in these environments while supporting vegetation establishment. For high-velocity channels, consult with Coleman Moore's technical team to confirm the appropriate blanket specification.