Biomat
Description
A biomat is a multi-layered roll material with a biodegradable base made from natural fibers such as straw or coconut. The inner layers may include plant seeds, fertilizers, soil-forming bacteria, and growth stimulants. For added strength and durability, the material is reinforced with cellulose, jute, or polypropylene mesh.
Straw biomats are ideal for slopes with minimal erosion due to their high filtration capacity. Linen biomats protect long-term erosion in areas with intense surface runoff and adverse weather. Reclamation blends are tailored to the region's hydrological and climatic conditions for maximum effectiveness.
Properties and Benefits
Eco-Friendliness
Fully biodegradable materials are safe for the environment.
Soil Stabilization
Reliable protection against erosion and mechanical damage.
Versatile Application
Suitable for various landscaping and construction tasks.
Durability
Reinforced layers ensure long-lasting performance.
Accelerated Reclamation
The composition aids in restoring vegetation cover.
Applications
Landscaping
Protection of waterproofing membranes in decorative ponds and prevention of weed growth.
Sports Facilities
Used in the construction of football fields, tennis courts, basketball, and volleyball courts.
Gardens and Parks
Formation of garden paths, patios, hedges, and decorative tree zones.
Soil Stabilization
Reinforcement of slopes and creation of artificial horizons to prevent erosion.