Tri-Lock

Tri-Lock

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document describes the Tri-Lock flexible erosion control systems, which consist of interlocking concrete components designed to overlay a specified filter fabric. These systems are intended to provide flexibility and prevent vertical movement of individual components.
Specifications: The Tri-Lock system is comprised of three-directional interlocking concrete components. It is designed to be hand-assembled on-site, ensuring maximum flexibility and stability.
Applications: The system is suitable for various applications, including channel lining, parking areas, reservoir embankment protection, boat launching ramps, culvert inlet or outfall protection, slope protection, bridge aprons, shoreline protection from wave action, and pipeline watercourse crossing protection.
Contact Information: For more information, visit www.midwestconstruct.com or call (800) 532-2381.
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TRI-LOCK APPLICATIONS Channel Lining Parking Areas Reservoir Embankment Protection Boat Launching Ramps Culvert Inlet or Outfall Protection Slope Protection Bridge Apron Shore Line Protection from Wave Action Pipeline Watercourse Crossing Protection Tri-Lock flexible erosion control systems shall be comprised of three directional interlocking concrete components like the image shown above, overlaying a filter fabric as specified. The Tri-Lock System may be hand assembled on the bank by interlocking the components in a manner that allows maximum flexibility and discourages the vertical movement of any single component. Keeping Water Ways Clean and Hillsides Green! www.midwestconstruct.com

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