Material
Enter linear feet and price per linear foot for each system size.
Material: Consult your Regional Technical Expert about the correct material sizes (6, 12, 18, 24’).
Price: SOX offers tiered pricing. Your rep can assist with the correct pricing.
Shipping
Use “Auto” to estimate pallet count from Step 1 totals; adjust if needed.
Pallets: Use the size-to-units/pallet chart to estimate. (Chart placeholder here.)
Cost: Shipping varies by distance, carrier, and timing. If unknown, a working assumption is ~$500 per pallet—update when you have a quote.
Anchors
“Auto” fills recommended anchors per 100 LF by system group.
Anchor Types
Metal Helical
Helical anchors are heavy-duty solutions designed for maximum holding strength. Prices can range widely, from $7.00 – $100.00 per anchor, depending on size.
Rebar J-Hook
Rebar J-hooks can be fabricated by bending rebar to create an attachment point. Costs generally range $3.00 – $10.00 per stake.
T-Post
Steel T-posts are durable anchors commonly available in lengths of 4 feet or more. Generally ranging $2.50 – $4.00 per stake.
Wooden Stake
Wooden stakes are a reliable, cost-effective option. When made from lumber, they can include a 45° bevel at the bottom and pre-drilled holes, making them stronger than most premade retail stakes. Typical cost: $1.50 – $2.50 each (homemade) or ~ $3.50 each (premade, plus shipping).
Quantity: Conditions vary—carry extras. Typical guidance: 6’/12’ ≈ 75 per 100 LF; 18’/24’ ≈ 125 per 100 LF.
Types: Anchor type depends on substrate. Consult your Regional Technical Expert for best options and current pricing.
Rope
~1 spool (1,400 ft) per 400 LF. “Auto” sets cost to $145.
Guideline: Plan for one 1,400’ spool per ~400 LF of material ordered. Adjust for site-specific needs and staging.
Fill
Use “Auto” for standard quantities and cost; adjust for your site conditions.
6’ System
12’ System
18’ System
24’ System
Your Responsibility: Fill needs vary. Use supplier quotes, engineering guidance, and project plans.
System-Based Volume Estimates (per 100 LF): 6’ ≈ 25 yd³; 12’ ≈ 50 yd³; 18’ ≈ 70 yd³; 24’ ≈ 100 yd³.
Delivery Reference: One truck typically delivers ~12–18 yd³.
Variables: Material type (>150 microns), compression/settlement, sourcing & delivery, and scenarios like dredging can significantly change needs.