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Note how well FLEXICRETE samples with exposed river gravel aggregate and slate finishes, fit into the natural river environment.

Here are just two up-close examples of the many finishes we offer.    
       
This is an example of a slate finish in a natural environment.
Can you find our slate block sample in this picture?

     
Note how vegetation can grow through the FLEXICRETE mattresses
"There are times, when there is heavy storm water flow, serious erosion occurs to river and channel embankments and fish habitat is destroyed. It is at these times that a 'hard' solution, which controls erosion and protects the fish habitat, is required. In this respect FLEXICRETE is very accommodating. Solutions which prevent erosion and, at the same time, save the fish habitat, are possible. Individual blocks can be removed without affecting the overall continuity of the protection. Holes in the blocks can be provided. Vegetation can grow through the joints and holes. Trees can be planted. For a natural look, the finish on the surface of the FLEXICRETE blocks can be an environmentally friendly exposed river gravel or slate finish, (see photographs of samples on this page). Other finishes, all of which have been freeze-thaw tested, are available. Stones from 2" to 4" can be embedded in the blocks to provide a 'Rip Rap' appearance.

Contact Don McCallum P.Eng. for a solution to your erosion problem. A preliminary feasibility study would be provided without commitment, obligation or charge."

  For further information contact:
  DONALD McCALLUM
  C.Eng., B.Sc., F.I.C.E., P.Eng.
  2045 Lakeshore Blvd.W. Suite 1107
  Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M8V 2Z6
  Tel:416 253 0534
  email:flexmat@sympatico.ca


  or

  J.J. Breede, P.Eng.
  455 Horner Avenue
  Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M8W 4W9
  Tel: 416 674 0363 x 241
  Fax:416 674 1159
  email:jjbreede@terrafixgeo.com



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