Description

Introducing InfraJute Felt®: A Biodegradable Solution for Erosion Control and Revegetation

InfraJute Felt® is a high-performance, biodegradable erosion control blanket crafted from 100% natural jute fibres. Manufactured as a dense nonwoven fabric, it provides slope stability, soil moisture retention, and insulation for revegetation zones in civil, landscaping, and rehabilitation projects. Designed specifically for short-term surface protection, InfraJute Felt® delivers reliable coverage for up to 18 months under Australian conditions.

Reliable Performance for Temporary Stabilisation

With a mass of 700gsm and thickness between 5–6 mm, InfraJute Felt® offers strong contact with the soil surface, helping to protect against surface runoff, wind erosion, and rainfall impact. It acts as both a mulch layer and insulation barrier—retaining surface moisture to promote plant growth while shielding germinating seeds from temperature extremes and disturbance.

Tailored for Australian Soil and Climate

InfraJute Felt® is ideal for regions experiencing seasonal rainfall, including fire-affected landscapes and construction zones with disturbed topsoil. Its 10–18 month lifespan is optimised for temporary surface cover, allowing time for vegetation to establish naturally. Whether on slopes, batters, or embankments, it’s a sustainable alternative to synthetic mats for environmentally sensitive applications.

Sustainability Built In

Made from renewable jute and free from synthetic binders, InfraJute Felt® supports nature-based erosion control. At the end of its service life, the mat decomposes into the soil without leaving microplastics or residues, helping to restore ecosystems rather than degrade them.

Top Applications for InfraJute Felt®

• Slope Stabilisation: Protects against surface erosion while vegetation establishes on cuttings or embankments.
• Revegetation Support: Acts as a biodegradable mulch to retain soil warmth and encourage seed germination.
• Moisture Retention: Slows evaporation and preserves soil hydration in arid or sloped conditions.
• Eco-sensitive Sites: Used in wetland edges, riparian zones, and bushfire recovery areas.
• Soil Insulation: Provides thermal buffering for plant roots during early establishment phases.

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