Kyowa Ports & Coastal Ready: Kyowa rock bags on sea side of new cruise ship berth of Port of Lyttelton Stockton Beach. Beach erosion prevention using the 4t Rock Bags, looking south Rock Bags deployed at King Island to prevent scour of the power generating unit in the wave zone Rock Bags Beadon Creek, Onslow WA Stockton Beach foreshore erosion protection with the Kyowa 4t rock rags Rock bags stop beach scouring at Bonnie Vale, NSW Rockbags used for coastal groyne to prevent beach erosion Kyowa rock bags placed as scour protection. Erosion control at port in New Zealand Sandstone seawall collapse in Sydney repaired with Rock Bags Stockton Beach, Newcastle, NSW. 4t rock bags early stages of deployment 4t rock bags deployed at Stockton Beach, looking north for coastal erosion prevention BEFORE: Wamberal Beach with rock bags.The front rows are now under the sand.Thanks to flashgordonphotography.com.au Rock bags used to make Coastal Groyne Rock bags deployed by helicopter at King Island Kyowa S Type rock bag used in wave zone or as a way to stop beach erosion Over 2,500 Kyowa rock bags (aka Filter Units) were filled as erosion protection 4T Kyowa rock bag ready to be used to prevent coastal erosion Wamberal beach, about 1 month after installation. Rock bags are almost all covered over, but remain in place when sand is eroded away BEFORE: Wamberal Beach section 1 before rock bags installed AFTER: Wamberal beach, about 1 month after installation. Most bags are now under the sand DURING: Wamberal Beach rock bags being installed, section 2 DURING: Wamberal Beach section 1 rock bags being installed Rock bag being craned onto Wamberal Beach, NSW AFTER: Wamberal Beach section 2 about 1 month after rock bags installed. DURING: Wamberal Beach section 2 rock bags being installed DURING: Wamberal Beach section 4 rock bags being installed, the longer section DURING: Wamberal Beach rock bags being installed, the longer section, section 4 AFTER: Wamberal Beach section 3 after rock bags installed DURING: Wamberal Beach section 2 rock bags being installed DURING: Wamberal Beach section 1 rock bags installed, from above AFTER: Wamberal Beach section 1 after rock bags installed, with sand back filled DURING: Wamberal Beach section 4 rock bags being installed, the longer section, being trenched in Rock bags protecting pipe on beach Rock bags scour protection at shoreline wing of bridge Rock bags provide toe scour protection against bow thrusters Wamberal beach, about 1 month after installation Rock bags used to protect the beach from water erosion Rock bag sanctuary Rock bag coastal shoreline protection Rock bags used to make a gentle slope as part of erosion and sediment control plan Rock bags creating safe sanctuary Rock Bags wind turbine J tube protection Rock bags protect shoreline from coastal erosion Rock bags have been used in wind farm construction for many years Rock bags on beach for coastal erosion prevention Rock bags support marine life as they provide small reef like spaces between the rocks for marine life to build homes Rock bags filling uneven seabed for submarine pipelines and cables Rock bags. Multiple bag installation Rock Bags used for pylon scour protection Rock bags being deployed from a boat Rock bags deployed on submarine cables to prevent sway and movement Rock bags. Single or multiple drops with remote release systems Rock bags used to create groynes, wharves and sea walls. Rock bags remote release system for pylon protection Tokyo International Airport. Groynes made with rock bags Rock bags used to support and protect submarine pipelines and cables Rock bags installed on submarine cable crossings Rock bags ROV aided precision drops Tokyo International Airport. Groynes made with rock bags Tokyo International Airport. Groynes made with rock bags aerial view BEFORE: Beach shoreline exposed to erosion DURING: Beach erosion prevention with rock bags AFTER: Beach completely exposed to erosion BEFORE: Beach exposed to erosion before rock bags installation AFTER: Beach coastal erosion prevention success
