Silt Curtain with 2m Skirt – 10m Section
  • Posted by: Matt Boden
Silt Curtain with 2m Skirt - 10m Section

Controlling sediment from construction sites, dredging, decanting and toxic algae is simplified by using an Ecospill Silt Curtain 2m Skirt (drop length). Made from tough Geofabric, with 100mm float and a 2m high skirt (or drop). Comes fitted with 8mm ballast chain, ready to deploy. Sold in 10m sections.

Ecospill Silt Curtain 2m Skirt Booms are ideal for many varied applications, including:

  • control of sediment and run off from construction sites
  • control of sediment from dredging operations and dredge deposition
  • mine tailing dams to reduce suspended solids
  • control of aquatic plants
  • controlling toxic algae

Silt Socks – 150mm x 2m
  • Posted by: Matt Boden
Silt Socks - 150mm x 2m

Ideal for sediment control around drains and gutters, as well as erosion control. Silt Socks are flat packed ready for filling with sand or gravel. Comes with a handy tie to seal the end.

  • 150mm x 2m

Silt Socks – 150mm x 1m
  • Posted by: Matt Boden
Silt Socks - 150mm x 1m

Ideal for sediment control around drains and gutters, as well as erosion control. Silt Socks are flat packed ready for filling with sand or gravel. Comes with a handy tie to seal the end.

  • 150mm x 1m

Why Are Track Mats Important for Construction and Landscaping Projects?
  • Posted by: Ecospill Spill Kits
Track Mat 30m Roll

When it comes to construction and landscaping projects, major structural work is the name of the game. It usually involves groundwork, infrastructural work and building stability and safety. 

Because of the heavy lifting involved in construction and landscaping, the risk for accidents are high — which is why you should take measures for the protection, stability and safety of the construction and landscape site and your employees. 

Let’s look into how track mats can help you in your construction and landscaping projects.  Read more

Spill Kit Videos
  • Posted by: Matt Boden

Spill Kit Videos

How To Use A Spill Kit

At Ecospill, we do more than just provide spill kits to our clients. We offer first-hand training and instruction on how to use a spill kit, to ensure that both you, and your staff, are ready to put your spill kit in to action the right way, when the time comes.

But we don’t stop there. We take a great deal of pride in educating our customers on the use of all of our products, including floor bunding, silt socks, and containment booms.

Take a look at our educational videos below, and watch us in action! Learn more about our products and see for yourself why Ecospill can help you with your cleanup needs. In the coming weeks we’ll be adding ‘how to’ videos, including ‘How to Clean up Oil Spills’, videos on each specific spill kit, product snapshots, and more helpful videos to help you improve and perfect your usage of our products, and protect your staff and local environment.

For more information on which spill kit you you should use, see our article on How to Choose the Right Spill Kits.

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