Silt Control Fence Netting Company/Manufacturers, Erosion Control Silt Fence

Andesen specializes in offering top-quality Silt Fence solutions, including Wire Backed Silt Fence, T Post, Safety Fence, Welded Mesh Panel, and Welded Mesh. Engineered to control sediment runoff and erosion, these products provide reliable containment and environmental protection on construction sites and in landscaping projects.

The Wire Backed Silt Fence combines sturdy wire backing with erosion-resistant fabric to effectively filter sediment-laden runoff. T Posts and Safety Fence offer sturdy support and perimeter delineation for various applications. Welded Mesh Panel and Welded Mesh provide versatile options for temporary barriers, site enclosures, and debris control.

With their durable construction and easy installation, Andesen's Silt Fence products ensure efficient sediment management and compliance with environmental regulations for construction and land development projects.

Types of Silt Fence

Our range includes Wire Backed Silt Fence, providing extra stability; T Posts for secure installation; Safety Fence, enhancing visibility and site safety; Welded Mesh Panels, offering robust support; and Welded Mesh, ensuring durability. These products effectively prevent soil erosion, control sediment flow, and protect water quality, making them ideal for various environmental and construction applications. Trust our silt fences for reliable and efficient site management.

Silt Fence Installation

Site Preparation:
Identify the areas where sediment control is needed, typically along slopes, around construction sites, and near water bodies.
Clear the installation path of debris and vegetation.
Positioning the Fence:
Unroll the silt fence fabric along the marked path.
Ensure the fabric faces the flow of sediment.
Securing with T Posts:
Drive T posts into the ground at regular intervals (6-8 feet apart) along the path.
Attach the silt fence fabric to the posts using zip ties or clips, ensuring it is taut and secure.
Trenching and Backfilling:
Dig a trench (6 inches deep) along the bottom edge of the fabric.
Bury the lower part of the fabric in the trench and backfill with soil to anchor it.
Final Checks:
Inspect the fence for any gaps or loose sections.
Ensure the fence is continuous and effectively blocks sediment flow.

Silt Fence Material

Silt fence materials are crucial for effective erosion control and sediment management in construction and landscaping projects. The primary components include:

Fabric: The fabric is typically made of woven or non-woven geotextile material, designed to trap sediment while allowing water to pass through. It comes in rolls of various widths and lengths to accommodate different project requirements.
Support Posts: T posts or wooden stakes are used to secure the fabric in place along the installation path. These posts provide stability and prevent the fence from collapsing under sediment pressure.
Fasteners: Zip ties, clips, or staples are used to attach the fabric to the support posts, ensuring a secure installation.
Optional Accessories: Optional accessories such as wire backing or welded mesh panels may be used to enhance the fence's stability and durability, especially in high-flow or high-wind areas.