1. Product Overview

The fish pond slope protection cement blanket, also known as concrete cloth or cement mat, is a flexible geosynthetic material pre-impregnated with dry concrete mix. Once hydrated, it hardens into a durable, water-resistant layer. Designed for erosion control and slope stabilization, this product is ideal for protecting fish pond embankments and aquatic environments. Its flexibility allows it to conform to irregular surfaces, providing long-term stability and environmental protection.

2. Product Features

• Quick and Easy Installation: Requires only water for activation, hardening quickly after hydration.
• High Durability: Provides excellent resistance to erosion, weathering, and mechanical stress.
• Waterproof and Eco-Friendly: Offers water retention for slopes and is safe for aquatic environments.
• Flexible and Adaptable: Conforms to irregular surfaces, ensuring comprehensive coverage.
• Cost-Effective: Reduces labor and installation time compared to traditional concrete solutions.

3. Product Specifications

• Material: Geosynthetic fiber mat impregnated with dry cement mix
• Thickness: 5mm, 8mm, or 13mm (customizable based on project requirements)
• Width: 1m to 2m
• Roll Length: 5m to 20m (customizable)
• Hydration Time: 24 to 48 hours for full setting
• Color Options: Gray or custom colors available
• Compliance: Meets ISO, ASTM, and environmental standards for aquatic projects

4. Application Areas

• Fish Pond Slope Protection: Stabilizes embankments and prevents erosion in fish farms and aquaculture facilities.
• Canals and Waterways: Provides durable erosion control for canal slopes and drainage ditches.
• Retaining Walls: Enhances the stability of retaining walls and prevents water seepage.
• Roadside Drainage Slopes: Controls erosion and stabilizes embankments along roads and highways.
• Environmental Protection Projects: Used in wetlands and water conservation projects for slope reinforcement.

5. Installation Guidelines

• Surface Preparation: Clear the slope of debris, vegetation, and loose soil.
• Placement: Unroll the cement blanket and position it on the slope, ensuring proper alignment.
• Hydration: Spray the surface evenly with water to activate the cement mix.
• Anchoring: Secure the blanket with stakes or anchors at the edges and overlaps.
• Inspection: Check for proper hydration and alignment before allowing it to set.
• Curing: Allow 24 to 48 hours for the blanket to fully harden and stabilize.