Product Details

Woven black landscape fabric welded mesh and PP landscape fabric wire backed silt fence (UV Resistance)

A wire backed silt fence, sometimes (misleadingly) called a "filter fence", is a temporary sediment control device used on construction sites to protect water quality in nearby streams, rivers, lakes and seas from sediment (loose soil) in stormwater runoff.

Product Description

To Properly Install wire backed silt fence - Unroll fabric, stretch and drive stakes into the ground. Make sure the stakes are on the downside of the slope or facing away from the sediment. The bottom of the fabric should be buried at least six inches under the soil to prevent the sediment from escaping underneath the fencing. If connecting more than one section make sure the last stake of the first section is interlocked with the first stake of the next section. This overlap will help contain any runoff at the intersection of the two sections of the fencing.

1. Specifications of wire backed slit fence

Grab Tensile (lbs) - 111 Warp x 101 Fill
Grab Elongation - 29%
Trapezoid Tear (lbs) - 42x38
Puncture - 65 lbs.
Mullen Burst - 158.5 psi
UV Resistance - 80%/500 hours
Apparent Opening Size - #35 US Sieve
Flow Rate - 17 gallons/minute/sq. Ft.

2. Common Size of wire backed slit fence

Wire Backed Silt Fence has filter fabric attached to wire mesh for added support. The most common silt fence fabric is 70 gram and 100 gram and the wire is usually 14 gauge or 12.5 gauge wire with a 2"x4" or 4"x4" opening size. Most commons roll sizes are 24"x100' and 36"x100', but some states and DOTs require special sizes. Metal Erosion Posts are usually used to hold wire back silt fence up.

3. Installation of wire backed silt fence

Wire backed silt fence is designed to pool water on your site while sediment settles out of it. In order for your silt fence to be effective, the fabric must be trenched at least six inches into the ground so that it will contain stormwater on your site (see diagram below). There are also machines that will slice the fabric into the ground. The slicing method of installation is typically faster and more effective than trenching. While this may be a big investment initially, in the long run it can save a significant amount of time in both installation and maintenance.

4. Where to Place It

Wire backed silt fence should be used down slope of a disturbed area. It should be aligned parallel to the contours of the slope, with the ends of the silt fence curving uphill. Leave some room between the silt fence and the toe of the slope so there is more of an area for the water to pool.

5. Maintenance

Wire backed silt fence must be maintained to be effective. Check your silt fence regularly to make sure it will hold water during a storm event. Additionally, if your silt fence is working properly, it will eventually fill up with sediment. When the sediment is halfway up the fence, it will need to be cleaned out so that there will be room for the water to pool.

Packaging & Shipping

6. Shipping And Packing

Shipping: 15 days after receiving the deposit for 1x40'HC;

Packing: In bulk or In wooden pallet;

Company Introduction:

Factory	Anping Runtan Metal Wire mesh products Factory
Scale	13340sqm
Employees	205 people
Export Market	Australia, New Zealand, North America, Euro and Mid-East
Main Products	Wire Backed Silt Fence,Temporary Fence, Chian Link Fence,Hexagonal wire Mesh, Steel Grates, welded Wire Mesh, Perforated Mesh,Palisade Fence,Double Wire Fence,Palisade Fence
Quality Control	ISO9001, BV,CE,SGS Testing