1. Product Overview

Black ecological bag is a high-performance geosynthetic solution made from nonwoven geotextile material, designed for sustainable slope protection, erosion control, and vegetation growth. Its black color minimizes UV degradation and blends well with natural or construction environments, making it ideal for long-term infrastructure and environmental projects. Filled with soil or organic material, the bag effectively stabilizes slopes while promoting vegetation establishment.

2. Product Features

• UV-Resistant and Durable: The black color enhances UV resistance, ensuring long-term outdoor performance.
• Eco-Friendly Design: Supports natural vegetation growth, reducing environmental impact.
• Erosion Control: Prevents soil displacement on slopes and embankments, even under harsh weather conditions.
• Customizable Options: Available in various sizes, weights, and materials to meet specific project needs.
• Easy to Install: Lightweight and flexible, allowing for quick placement in diverse terrains.

3. Product Specifications

• Material: Nonwoven geotextile fabric (polyester or polypropylene)
• Fabric Weight: 100gsm to 600gsm (customizable)
• Size Options: 0.4m x 0.8m, 0.5m x 1.0m, or custom dimensions
• Color: Black
• Lifespan: 3-5 years with biodegradable options available
• Compliance: Meets ISO, ASTM, and international geosynthetic standards

4. Application Areas

• Slope Protection: Reinforces embankments and prevents soil erosion in highways, railways, and hillsides.
• Riverbank and Shoreline Stabilization: Protects riverbanks and shores while encouraging vegetation growth.
• Landscaping and Construction: Provides erosion control and slope stabilization in landscaping projects.
• Flood Management: Stabilizes flood-prone areas and embankments to prevent soil displacement.
• Mining and Quarry Rehabilitation: Restores disturbed land and promotes vegetation growth in degraded areas.

5. Installation Guidelines

• Surface Preparation: Clean and level the area to ensure proper placement of the ecological bag.
• Filling: Fill the bag with soil, sand, or organic material, depending on project requirements.
• Placement: Lay the filled bags in rows or layers along the slope, ensuring overlap for structural stability.
• Anchoring: Use stakes, pins, or weights to secure the bags, especially in steep or high-flow areas.
• Irrigation and Maintenance: Water the bags to encourage vegetation growth and inspect periodically for damage or wear.