Cirtex® SiltSocks are robust, permeable socks used to divert and filter runoff on hard surfaces.
SiltSocks allow for the filling material to be selected to suit the required application. Cirtex supply both filled and unfilled options.
Cirtex SiltSocks are made from high strength UV stabilised fabric and are a quick and effective way of managing sediment runoff on a project site to prevent sediment from entering our waterways.
Try our interactive Cesspit Filter Bag installation featuring the use of a SiltSock.
Use your mouse to navigate the scene, click, drag and zoom around at your own pace. Click on the numbers to further inspect the process.
Please note: This is only a conceptual overview of the installation process, site-specific requirements may vary.
Code | Grade | Roll size |
|---|---|---|
76029 | SiltSock Unfilled 1m | 1m x 150mm |
13278 | SiltSock Unfilled 2m | 2m x 150mm |
13279 | SiltSock Unfilled 3m
| 3m x 150mm |
13200 | SiltSock Bark Filled | 2m x 150mm |
76662 | SiltSock Reinforced Saw Dust Filled | 3m x 225mm |
Cesspit filtration filter bags are temporary filtration inserts used during construction and maintenance of subdivision roading designed to filter out silt and debris.
Cesspit Filter Dam is a simple solution to filter out silt and debris. It is used as a temporary control when repairing water mains and small roadside repairs. Filter Dams are quick and simple to install.
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