Would this work as erosion retention netting over a storm drainage ditch slope only 2 gradual feet high?
1251563
The quality and strength would work but it might be better to go with a netting that has smaller squares
1251564
Yeah, I think it probably would if you pinned it down with some yard staples.
806480
I think it will work fine. Be sure to use steel spikes to pound into the hard soil to hold it down.
988971
I have a 4' tall fence, this privacy screen covers it down to the grass, if you went with a 5' screen you would probably have several inches left over. It would depend on your circumstance if you would accept a few inches of gap at the bottom or something you would have to tuck under.
1833979
Not really. It's probably better than nothing, but it won't keep a great seal around the ground, and I think they could scurry right under. Also, the wind will probably blow this over a lot. It's pretty flimsy.
1567312
Yes, I think so. I used this net on 3x4x5' goal that I made out of PVC pipe
1479528
Wouldn't be a bad idea although I lined mine with landscape fabric (bottom and up the sides) and put 2" of pea pebbles (not gravel) in the bottom before adding soil. It's gorgeous and works for me!
294007
I don't think so. I have mine on a rock which gives it about a two inch rise and it drains perfectly. I have flat land. I can't imagine anything draining uphill. Gravity?
655632
I installed 200 feet of this mesh on a slope in my back yard over 6 months ago, it is still working well to control the erosion and has not degraded at all yet.sorry I can not tell you how long it will take to degrade but it works well.
655630
I installed 200 feet of this mesh on a slope in my back yard over 6 months ago, it is still working well to control the erosion and has not degraded at all yet. sorry I can not tell you how long it will take to degrade but it works well.
7617
Our yard is fairly flat so cannot answer with certainty. I'd assume the placement of the unit would be the thing, even if you had to place it on the ground. It would also depend on the amount of incline.
40440
It's technically long enough but you'll be cutting it close. I personally wouldn't do it. If you have a shallow end, you can start there and move it as the water level goes down.
2215580
As long as you have a 2x4 on the top (3 1/2" flat on top) rail it will work. This product simply sets onto the 2x4 and the weight of the soil keeps it placed quite well. Hope this helps.
711485
Funny you should ask! 75% of what I planted with this was on a slope. Yes it works just fine. It worked best for me to work "down" slope as it was easier for me to balance myself. Please try it, you won't be sorry! Good luck
1434636
Not sure as I don't know exactly how yours is mounted. If it has rails for the tarp then probably a no go.
197840
it should unless you have it raised up off the ground. in that case it would cover a little less. I use mine to create a tent to keep rabbits from eating my bean sprouts. the way I have the tent made the actual coverage is about 3'x20'.
1746190
Assuming you don't have to walk around it often to get to other areas of the yard one to two feet around the netting should be sufficient. The netting is not taught so a good bounce into it with any structures or obstacles too close could result in an injury.
12709
Not sure how you are mounting it but 12 x 35 would give you plenty of spare netting to work with. It is easy to cut if you have excess.