Coir Logs are also known as geo rolls or vegetation fascines. These are strong, and flexible construction modules of a compact roll of coir web covered by an exterior coir mesh netting, which aids in the stabilization and revegetation of sites where steepness or high exposure to waves or currents causes instability. Their configuration and density help them to maintain form without losing material. They also promote plant growth and microbial activity. In flowing water areas they facilitate new channel alignment. In standing water they initiate sedimentation, facilitate vegetation and dissipate induced wave energy. Geo rolls collect and hold mineral and organic particles, provide a physically stable substratum for root growth and gradually bio-degrade to leave a self-sustaining erosion control system. The interior of the geo roll consists of 100 % Coir Fibre webs cross lapped or air layed, followed by needle punching or stitch bonding.

Coir Logs are also known as geo rolls or vegetation fascines. These are strong, and flexible construction modules of a compact roll of coir web covered by an exterior coir mesh netting, which aids in the stabilization and revegetation of sites where steepness or high exposure to waves or currents causes instability. Their configuration and density help them to maintain form without losing material. They also promote plant growth and microbial activity. In flowing water areas they facilitate new channel alignment. In standing water they initiate sedimentation, facilitate vegetation and dissipate induced wave energy. Geo rolls collect and hold mineral and organic particles, provide a physically stable substratum for root growth and gradually bio-degrade to leave a self-sustaining erosion control system. The interior of the geo roll consists of 100 % Coir Fibre webs cross lapped or air layed, followed by needle punching or stitch bonding.