Filtrexx Northeast Systems SILTSOXX08200 Silt Sock

Product Description

The FILTREXX NORTHEAST SYSTEMS SILTSOXX08200 is a tubular silt sock used for sediment and erosion control on construction sites, roadways, and land disturbance projects. Measuring 8 inches in diameter and 200 feet in length, this green silt sock is designed to slow stormwater runoff, filter suspended sediments, and help sites meet erosion control compliance requirements. It is typically installed by site contractors, civil crews, and erosion control professionals working under grading permits or stormwater pollution prevention plans.

This silt sock is suited for perimeter control, slope interruption, outlet protection, and channel applications on residential and commercial job sites. The 200-foot continuous length reduces the number of splices needed on longer runs, making it practical for large-scale deployments. Its green color blends with vegetated site conditions and is a commonly specified option on projects where visual impact or inspection standards call for a natural appearance.

Key Features

• 8-inch diameter provides substantial flow capacity for sediment filtration along slopes and perimeters
• 200-foot length minimizes splice points on extended installations
• Green color suited for vegetated or landscaped site conditions
• Tubular sock design conforms to uneven terrain for consistent ground contact
• Designed for stormwater sediment control in compliance-driven applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard silt sock for erosion and sediment control applications on graded or disturbed land sites requiring perimeter, slope, or channel sediment management.

Installation Notes

Silt socks are typically installed by erosion control or site grading crews in accordance with the project stormwater pollution prevention plan and applicable local or state erosion control standards. Anchor the sock securely to the ground using stakes or staples at intervals appropriate to the slope and expected flow volume. Inspect after each rainfall event and remove accumulated sediment as needed to maintain function. Do not install across active drainage channels without verifying the application is appropriate for concentrated flow conditions.