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Hy-Tex Biobrane™ W70 Dewatering Bags provide an effective way to collect harmful sediments from dirty water pumped out of excavation works (such as foundations, pipe line construction, water, sewer and utility trenches, waterways and lakes) that would otherwise pollute the surrounding environment. It is a legal requirement to prevent silty water

Biobrane™ SiltPocket™ is a lightweight, portable, compact and adaptable solution for gully erosion reinstatement, and the formation of check dams, no-dig silt fences and silt traps. They are designed to detain and filter passing water, trap eroded material, reduce water velocity and encourage settlement of silt

Biobrane™ W70 Drain Guards are designed to remove sediment and oil pollution from surface water running into gully drains from surrounding construction sites, farms, industrial estates, or other areas prone to storm water pollution and cleaning operations

Biobrane™ Pipe Socks control pollution caused when pumping dirty water from excavations, and offers an economical alternative to traditional dewatering bags or filtration products. These easy-to-use sediment filters bags are suitable for small projects and minor pollution problems to control pollution from sediment and oil sheen in pumped dirty water

Rainbow biodegradable weed mats (bio-weed mats) are made of 100% plant material. The fabric contained in the bio-weed mats will biodegrade to compost at the end of their lifetime to provide a nutrient-rich element for the soil and reduce any possible ongoing maintenance costs to the absolute minimum. The use of this type of mat means that

FlexMSE® is a patented vegetated retaining wall system for erosion control, landscaping, major infrastructure and bank stabilisation. The system uses MSE (Mechanically Stabilised Earth) principles along with geotextile technology. Non-woven FlexMSE® GTX bags are used in combination with patented 100% recycled interlocking plates to create strong

Almost a third of the urban surface area in the UK is covered by residential gardens, according to Ordnance Survey. This presents gardeners with a unique opportunity to help mitigate climate change. Research by the Royal Horticultural Society suggests that if every one of the UK’s 30 million gardeners planted one medium-sized tree and let it grow

Tree planting is a crucial aspect of urban development, offering numerous environmental, aesthetic, and health benefits. However, the success of tree-planting initiatives heavily depends on the choice of planting media. In this blog, we will delve into various tree planting systems, including soil cells, Stockholm tree pits, tree sand, and raft