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Cob:living roof-landscape tubesCharmaine tms at northcoast.comThu Apr 3 21:19:28 CST 2003
Chuck--the gravel sausage sounds like those retaining /tubes used on sides of steep hills, landscapers use them. they are some fiber mesh fabric, like jute, silled with something, you might be able to make your own /find out how to duplicate them if they are expensive. In the clean-up industry they are called "pigs" long tubes that suck up oil spills, etc in factories.. a couple years ago I bought a roll of coir 2" sq. woven mesh (made from coconut fiber) , but it would let dirt/rocks pass thru, they make a smaller weave that could work, and remove the eventual "rust" factor from chicken wire.. www.rolanka.com sells the coir, other places do too. I saw a ton of the landscape tubes used on hills aside Hwy 5 while I was driving home from the CASBA bale meeting... Ms. Charmaine Taylor/ Taylor Publishing http://www.dirtcheapbuilder.com http://www.papercrete.com PO Box 375, Cutten (Eureka) CA 95534 707-441-1632 tms at northcoast.com
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