Because Rock Glue is resistant to erosion and is environmentally sound, it has many other great application uses, such as sea walls, drainage ditches, canal walls, and culverts to name just a few.
The Rock Glue material coats the rock and drips down to encompass the rocks below it creating a stalactite look. Each rock is then holding onto the rocks around it, which creates stability. The urethane component of the material is still one of the best known adhesives to mankind ensuring a strong hold, while leaving a space for air and water to pass through.
The advantage of this is moisture can simply pass through. One would not need to worry about frost heaves as there is no place for water to be trapped and pool. This moisture could be salt water or clean water as neither of them would have an effect on the product.
Installation for this product is done two distinct ways. For topical applications a mobile crew is on site with a self contained system. They simply spray the Rock Glue from our plural component equipment with our spray guns letting pressure and gravity move the product down the rock. The other way is to mix the material in a drum with the ballast and then lay the rock down like one would do concrete. While wet it would be smoothed to the desired look and left to cure.