PROPEX for slope stabilization

PROPEX® erosion control systems offer innovative solutions for surficial slope stabilization, addressing geotechnical slope failure and soil erosion in various challenging environments. These systems are designed to provide permanent erosion protection for up to 75 years by resisting soil movement and reinforcing steep slopes. Whether the project requires resistance to shallow plane slope instability or enhanced surface erosion protection, PROPEX solutions deliver long-term, reliable performance.

One of the key benefits of PROPEX systems for soil stabilization is their ability to reinforce vegetation. The materials used are highly UV stabilized, making them suitable for applications with little or no vegetation, and they can withstand both hydraulic and non-hydraulic stresses. This makes PROPEX an ideal choice for a wide range of environmental and geotechnical conditions.

In addition to their environmental benefits, PROPEX solutions are designed with ease of installation in mind. They are lightweight and easily transported to areas with limited access, which helps reduce time and labor costs. These systems also promote the infiltration of surface water and have been recognized by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) as a Best Management Practice (BPM) to improve water quality.

By providing robust, long-lasting erosion control and slope stabilization, PROPEX delivers cost-effective and sustainable solutions that improve project performance while reducing environmental impact.

PROJECTS IN THIS VIDEO:
• Yerba Buena Island, San Francisco, California, PROPEX Armormax
• Modesto Stormwater Basin, Modesto, California, PROPEX Armormax
• Malibu Residential Slope, Malibu, California, PROPEX Armormax
• Kimberlina Road Pond, Wasco, California, PROPEX Armormax
• Red Hill Landfill, Calaveras County, California, PROPEX Armormax
• Whitmore Slope, Nevada City, California, PROPEX Armormax
• Bell Middle School, San Diego, California, PROPEX Pyramat 75

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