FILTREXX LIVINGWALLS
We build strong walls, naturally.
Filtrexx® LivingWalls™ division offers an extensive portfolio of living walls for structural, landscape and decoration applications. Landscape architects, designers, civil engineers and interior designers thrive on the possibilities our LivingWalls division offers to their green structure projects. Filtrexx LivingWalls has an extensive portfolio of living wall solutions that provide the underlying structure needed to permanently stabilize extreme grade changes. In addition, our living walls offer higher aesthetic appeal than conventional block or concrete systems – at a fraction of the cost. We build a wide range of Mechanically Stabilized Earth (MSE) and non-MSE solutions for walls and slopes from 45 to 80 degrees of inclination, with varying degrees of design flexibility and planting options. Furthermore, our LivingWalls division offers green roofs and bank stabilization solutions.
Filtrexx LivingWalls systems, just like green roofs, rain gardens and bioswales, help minimize stormwater runoff, cool the environment, and provide habitat for native creatures. Living walls also contribute to the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) points of a project in several categories. Contact our team for a customized quote or technical support on your next living wall project.
LIVING WALLS
RETAINING LIVING WALLS
EARTHBLOXX®
Mechanically Stabilized Earth (MSE)
50° – 70º slope
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TRINITY® WIRE WALL
Mechanically Stabilized Earth (MSE)
45° – 80° slope
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GREEN ROOFS
BANK STABILIZATION
FILTREXX LIVINGWALLS RESEARCH LIBRARY
Our Filtrexx® Research Library contains research data, both published and unpublished, about stormwater management, sediment & erosion control, pollutant removal and living walls applications. Gain access to our research by visiting our Filtrexx Research Library section.
LIVING WALLS RESEARCH
2008 Thermal Performance of Biowalls (Poster) [PDF] click here
2010 –SIUE – Test Wall Runoff Data [PDF] click here
2010 SIUE – Preliminary Stormwater Retention Data [PDF] click here
2011 ISAS – Stormwater Mitigation (Poster) [PDF] click here
2011 GRHC – Stormwater Benefits (Paper) [PDF] click here
2011 ISAS - Thermal benefits (Poster) [PDF] click here