STEP 1. Prepare
A) Measure slope angle and project dimensions.
B) Plug info in into estimator.
C) Purchase project materials.
Following wildfires, heavy rains on exposed slopes threaten devastating mudslides. Dirt Locker® hillside garden planters offer a sloped solution for erosion and mudslide prevention, stabilizing burn scars and preventing post-wildfire runoff. These innovative planters are designed for sloped terrains, providing a robust, cost-effective means of land stabilization and mitigating damage from intense rainfall, protecting against the destructive effects of both wildfires and hurricanes.
Made with: DIRT LOCKER® Medium
Made with: DIRT LOCKER® Medium
Made with: Dirt Locker® Medium
Made with: DIRT LOCKER® Large
Made with Dirt Locker® Large
Made with: Dirt Locker® Steep Slope Detached, alignment tool, and step guard (launching soon).
Made with Dirt Locker® Large
Made with Dirt Locker® Large
Made with: Dirt Locker® Large
Made with: DIRT LOCKER® Large
Made with Dirt Locker® Large
A) Measure slope angle and project dimensions.
B) Plug info in into estimator.
C) Purchase project materials.
A) Measure slope angle and project dimensions.
B) Plug info in into estimator.
C) Purchase project materials.
A) Arrange labor for installation.
B) Assemble Dirt Lockers as a connected scalloped garden or as separate rows.
C) Anchor with metal rebar hooks.
D) Backfill with soil.
A) Arrange labor for installation.
B) Assemble Dirt Lockers as a connected scalloped garden or as separate rows.
C) Anchor with metal rebar hooks.
D) Backfill with soil.
A) Add plants for immediate root growth to stabilize slope.
B) Add mulch for extra insulation.
C) Create stepping path (optional).
D) Add drip irrigation (optional).
E) Top off soil as needed.
A) Add plants for immediate root growth to stabilize slope.
B) Add mulch for extra insulation.
C) Create stepping path (optional).
D) Add drip irrigation (optional).
E) Top off soil as needed.
Trees Planted
lbs of Co2 removed/year
lbs of Oxygen/year
Jugs recycled