FlexTran Silt Sock

The Most Versatile Erosion Control Product for Any Jobsite

Silt socks are tubular-shaped erosion and sediment control devices comprised of a fabric exterior filled with our special, all-natural wood fiber. The wood based material used in the sock is an environmentally safe, biodegradable and compostable.

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Maintaining a neat and organized construction zone in our residential developments is important for property values safely and efficiency. Silt Sock helps us achieve these goals and is easy to use and move around as needed.

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A Cutting Edge Solution
Jobsite + stormwater Clarification

Filter Flow Certified
Level 4

FlexTran Silt Sock allows water flow through at a rate of 8-10 gallons/min/LF while stopping up to 80% of unsuspended + suspended sediment. This is the premium Rating + suggested filter type for use with the FlexTran Apllied Polymers System.

FlexTran's Silt Sock is sometimes referred to as Silt Soxx, Filtrexx, silt snakes, e tubes, silt worms, and biodegradable logs. Contractors and stormwater inspectors prefer this product over straw wattles or silt fence for ease of use and better erosion control. Various FlexTran silt sock colors are available, including green, orange and black. We have silt sock dealers in Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Illinois, Texas, Tennessee, and Kentucky. Other terms used for this product are sediment socks, erosion control socks, compost socks, filter logs, compost logs, silt tubes, silt logs, compost tubes and sediment tubes. People will also search for green silt socks, orange inlet socks, biodegradable logs, black silt socks, straw blankets, straw wattles, coir logs, coir blankets, wire back silt fences, perimeter protection, erosion BMP, ditch checks, and slope protection. Don't forget the acronyms: SWPPP BMP, SWPPP Management, and SWPPP Inspector.