6 Easy Steps to Install   ANTI-WASHIGEOJUTE Prepare the soil by grading or raking area free of clods and large stones. Do not compact. If using fertilizer, add it to soil before grading. Seeds and mulch (if required) should be distributed evenly over the prepared soil. ANTI-WASHIGEOJUTE should be applied by unrolling down the slope or in the direction of water flow. Always bring ANTI-WASHIGEOJUTE down to level area before termination, fold 6" under, and secure with staples. Secure ANTI-WASHIGEOJUTE at the top of the slope by toeing it in 6" deep. Reinforce with a row of at least five (5) staples, spacing each about a foot apart, and covering with soil. Place staples 18" to 24" apart throughout to secure matting to ground. All staples must be driven flush with soil surface. Always overlap the edges 2" to 6". At the end of each roll, fold back 4" to 8" of the matting. Overlap this 4" to 8" over the start of the next roll. Securely staple the two layers to the ground. Remember to lay ANTI-WASHIGEOJUTE loosely, Do Not Stretch!   Waterway Installation 1. Always lay jute in the direction of water flow. 2. Extra staples are needed in waterways. Staples must be driven flush with soil surface. 3. Check slots should be placed every 25' o 50', depending on the velocity of the water flow. A row of staples should be placed on either side of the check slot. 4. Provide drains as needed. Helpful Hints - Keep dry in storage - Remember to lay ANTI-WASH/GEOJUTE loosely; DO NOT STRETCH! - Check slots may be needed on steep slopes to prevent subsurface movement of soil during prolonged or heavy rains. To establish a slot: Dig 6" deep trench perpendicular to water flow. Roll ANTI-WASH/GEOJUTE in two or three folds (see diagram) and set into trench. Staple fabric securely in bottom of trench and continue rolling down hill. Because ANTI-WASH/GEOJUTE has 60 to 65% of open area, additional seed can be broadcast over the matting to cover bare spots that may appear due to improper seeding or poor germination. Recommended usage: Approximately 200 staples per 100 sq. yds.   Always check with state or contracting agency for installation specifications or special requirements

Specifications
Property	Test Method	Typical Value	Eng. / Metric Units
Yarn Fiber		woven jute, undyed & unbleached
Yarn count - warp		78 per width, minimum
Yarn count -weft		42 per linear yard, minimum
Color		Natural (Brown, Earth Tone)
Fabric width		48" / 1.23 m	inches/ meters
Fabricweight		.921bs / 417g	lbs/yd2 - g/m2
Strands per ft/mtr - warp	A5TM D-3775	19.5 / 63.5	-
Strands per ft/mtr - weft	A5TM D-3775	14.0 / 45.0	-
Mass per unit Area	A5TM D-3776 warp	14.7 / 490	oz /yd2 - g/m2
Grab Tensile - Dry	A5TM D-4632 warp (modified) Fill	300 / 1.38 175 / .70	lbs/ft - KN lbs/ft - KN
Grab Tensile - wet	A5TM D-4632 warp (modified) Fill	125 / .50 65 / .28	lbs/ft - KN lbs/ft - KN
Elongation at Break	A5TM D-4632 warp (modified) Fill	10 10	% %
Open Area Durability Water velocity Unit shear Test	C.O.E. CW002215. Field Experience university channel Test -	60-65 1-2 8 / 2.4 0.45 2.20	% Years ft/sec - m/sec lbs/ft2 kg/m2
"C" Factor (1.5:1 slope)	-	.005	-

Staples Type Weight /Carton Metric Units KG Staples Per Carton 11 guage 6" 43lbs. 19.5 1000 8 guage 6" 39lbs. 17.7 500 8 guage 8" 50lbs. 22.7 500   Typical usage: Approximately 200 staples per Roll. Other lengths of staples available on request. Roll Packaging: Available in regular and smolder resistant rolls call or write for current product data sheet on smolder resistant rolls Width x Length Type Area Weights English Metric   Sq. Yards Sq. Mtrs. English Metric 48" x225 1.22 x 68.6 Regular 100 83.6 92 lbs. 41.7 KG. 48" x225 1.22 x 68.6 smolder Resistant 100 83.6 97 lbs. 44.0 KG. 48" x147 1.22 x 44.8 UPS size roll 65 54.3 60 lbs. 27.2 KG.     The information presented herein, while not guaranteed, is to the best of our knowledge true and accurate. tucept when agreed to in writing for specific conditions of use, no warranty or guarantee expressed or implied is wade regarding the performance of any product, since the manner of use and handling are beyond our control. Nothing contained herein is to be construed as permission or as a recommendation to infringe any patent.