Erosion Blue – Cradle Inlet Protection

Description:

The patent-pending Blue Bag Cradle and replaceable framed filter bag were designed to provide effective sediment filtration for curb inlet storm drains.  A rigid heavy-duty steel frame functions as the Cradle for the steel-framed filter bag, constructed using high-performance geotextile materials.

Superior Performance

Made from a high-flow geotextile that allows water to pass through while capturing sediment and debris. The Blue Bag Cradle design reduces the risk of flooding during heavy rain events.

Cost Effectiveness

The Blue Bag Cradle is constructed from durable materials, including powder-coated steel construction, providing the perfect long-lasting platform for the easily replaceable framed filter bag. The Cradle is made to essentially last forever, and the replaceable filter bag can be used multiple times before it needs to be replaced. The replaceable filter bag makes this system the most affordable choice on the market.

Easy Installation

The steel Cradle easily sits on the ledge of the casting, making it impossible to install incorrectly.  Handles are provided for easy maintenance and removal. Because it is easier to install and maintain, it is more likely to be maintained.

The High performing, easy to use, affordable choice:  The Blue Bag Cradle System

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