An Innovative Natural Solution to Beach Erosion Looks to Save South American Beaches
MIDDLETOWN, OH / ACCESSWIRE / August 9, 2016 / Heightened demand in South America for a solution to extreme beach erosion has brought a Middletown, Ohio Rotational Molding company into the spotlight of the media and public. They are desperate to save coastal property essential to tourism as well as many ocean front residences that risk destruction.
Granger Plastics Company is deep into negotiations to install The Sandsaver in some of the most eroded areas of the continent. The Sandsaver is a natural solution to beach erosion. The Sandsaver is a rotationally molded polyethylene block style module which both reduces erosion and builds beach at the same time. This practically indestructible part can be used over and over again to rebuild eroding beaches, can be installed permanently for ongoing beach renourishment or can be relocated to nourish multiple sites.
Granger Plastics offers an environmentally friendly beach re-nourishment option that actually builds beaches back while discouraging erosion. Decades of research have gone into creating The Sandsaver, a product braced to revolutionize the way the world maintains and builds back its coastlines. Granger Plastics outlines the research behind this product and the impact it could potentially have on endangered coastlines on www.sandsaver.com.
For years Granger Plastics Company has battled resistance, extortion efforts and the political red tape of permitting agencies. Though a more primitive prototype was installed decades earlier, in May of 2011 the first Sandsaver modules were installed on sand starved beaches of Arcadia on Lake Michigan. This installation was found to be decidedly effective by third party monitoring. The South American proposed installation is now garnering great support from various Governmental Agencies and Universities.
Granger Plastics Company welcomes inquiries from other areas suffering from beach erosion or paying for renourishment methods that are not working. The Sandsaver has great potential to work in many areas where other erosion control methods have failed or only provided very costly temporary solutions. Please visit www.grangerplastics.com or www.sandsaver.com for additional information.
For more information, please visit http://www.grangerplastics.com
Contact Info:
Name: Shawn Cravens
Email: [email protected]
Organization: The Granger Plastics Company
Address: 1600 M.A.D.E. Industrial Drive Middletown, OH 45044
Phone: (513) 424-1955
Video URL: https://youtu.be/7VA15Fk1afY
SOURCE: Granger Plastics Company