Flood mitigation relief and earth stabilization solutions will continue for community leaders, business and homeowners in dangerous USA coastal areas. TOLL-FREE Number available.

Kennesaw, GA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 01/30/2015 -- Responding to an increasing interest by the public thus far in 2015 to stay ahead of rapidly rising water from blizzards, severe storms and hurricanes, Georgia-based Landmark Earth Solutions continues to offer flood mitigation relief and earth stabilization solutions.

"A key focus are the potentially dangerous coastal areas," said Chip Ford, Sales Manager. "We are also focusing on the major tributaries in the US and Canada, in particular along the Mississippi, from the Gulf through Missouri and Illinois into Iowa."

With the recent blizzard that pounded the Northeast Corridor of the United States, Ford said his business is ready to assist emergency management officials. "We are very flexible in pre-positioning, demonstrating, and installing," he said. "Snow will keep falling through the winter and we are ready to help communities when the snowmelt begins," he said.

Recently the company assisted North Carolina Department of Transportation officials. "The engineers we worked with were very excited about how effective our products were in their roadway solutions in Caldwell County," he said.

The slope was continuing to slough/slide, causing major issues on the road below and risk of losing a portion of the highway above. "We installed approx. 170 LF of 4' and 6' concrete filled RIBS to secure the slope," he said. "They were very impressed with all aspects of the RIBS installation, including a lower cost and speed (RIBS portion installed in 2 days)."

Landmark Earth Solutions also were in Kentucky during 2014. A portion of the Mountain Parkway, outside of Salyersville, KY, was in danger of being eroded due to high water from a nearby stream. "We went in there with approximately 300 LF of concrete filled RIBS to secure the toe of the slope and stop the erosion," he said.

"Experiences in Colorado, Kentucky, North Carolina, West Virginia, Louisiana and Tennessee have led to our decision to continue to go into areas where we have the opportunity to help the most," Ford said.

Ford remembers their efforts to save lives and property in Colorado near the Waldo Canyon Colorado burn area.

"We were able to save homes, businesses and community facilities," he said.

"According to our customers, the flood prevention systems we installed have been very effective," Ford said. "Our trapezoid design resonates with people, and they are pleased with the performance."

"It was really a proud moment for us when we saved the Alpine Autism Center in Colorado Springs," he said. "The center was in the direct path of water flowing from the Waldo Canyon burn scar."

The system to be used in coastal regions by Landmark is rapidly deployable and a patented alternative to sandbags for flood control and de-watering applications. "Our new RIBSCage was available in 2014 and again in 2015," Ford said.

"In a big storm, water still comes down or up, but the system blocks the water and sediment," he said.

"It definitely helped with our fears of being flooded and they did a great job," said Tana Rice, Operations Manager, Alpine Autism Center.

Unlike sandbags, the Rapidly Installation Barrier System (RIBS) are filled with native materials, sand and decomposed granite. "You don't have to haul in fill material," said Anne Mallett of Mallett Excavating, the company that did the Colorado installation.

WHY EXPAND NOW?

"We know that folks probably aren't thinking about the risks coming next Spring or Summer, but really, based on our experience, now is the best time to plan and get ready for the potential destructive combination from melting snow, abundant rain and flash floods," Ford said.

He again points to the late January blizzard and the major flood damage being experienced in Green Harbor, Brant Rock and much of New England.

To add to Ford's point, the trend for more bad weather is on the horizon, according to the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center. 2015 remains an elevated "precipitation outlook" which translates into the potential for additional coastal and low-lying area destruction, according to the NWSCPC.

"No one wants a repeat of 2014's Spring and Summer, when communities, businesses and homes were caught off-guard by natural disasters, said Ford." We will again offer a TOLL-FREE number for communities, businesses and home owners in 2015," Ford said. The number is: 1-888-574-6473.

In addition, flooding is expected later in the year along the Lower Mississippi River. The National Weather Service has already sent urgent winter weather messages to communities. "With snow accumulation in those hazardous areas continuing, we do see challenges ahead for community officials, business and homeowners to deal with potential flooding," Ford said.

Geoscientists at Rutgers and Tufts Universities estimate that the New Jersey shore, for example, will likely experience a sea-level rise of about 1.5 feet by the year 2050, and about 3.5 feet by 2100.

Not all floods are alike, according to emergency management officials. And with the damaging currents of water, floods can carry rocks, mud and debris. "For these reasons, the best defense against flooding is one that can be executed quickly," said Ford.

The Hydraulics Lab at Colorado State University conducted product research.

BECAUSE EMERGENCIES DON'T WAIT

Every year, homes and businesses are destroyed by rising floodwaters. "From a total-cost perspective, our flood control solutions efficiently address problems faced during critical situations," said Ford. "Emergencies don't wait for ideal conditions."

"By continuing to expand in markets along waterways, we're showing our commitment to provide a performance tested product to those who need it the most," said Ford.

Ford has more than 50 miles of inventory, a multi-million dollar commitment, available for 2015 to use near coastlines where rising water levels from wind-driven waves and storm surges can occur. "Our systems provide unbeatable protection for property and roads," he said.

AVAILABLE SOLUTIONS FOR COASTAL AREAS

RIBS - Rapid Installation Barrier System

Evaluated at the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center in Vicksburg, Mississippi, RIBS is a rapidly deployed, patented alternative to sandbags for flood control and de-watering applications.

?With installation rates up to 30 times faster than standard barriers, RIBS trapezoidal design resists water flow while providing a stable barricade against severe weather events and the threat of encroaching waters.

Woven, reinforced polypropylene fabric bags 2, 3, 4 and 6 feet in height are loaded with sand, dirt or gravel with a special trailer that deploys bags as other bags are added and filled.

RIBS can be used instead of sandbags in flood control, to restrict water flow and erosion on beaches and riverbeds, and for containment measures on construction and mining sites.

RIBSCage

RIBSCage is a portable, easy-to-use system for the filling and installation of RIBS Bags. RIBSCage units can be transported with a standard pickup truck, so they require no heavy machinery.

Benefits & Features

- Lightweight design requires only two (2) people to carry and set up.
- Quick-release wings guide fill and provide easy release when full.
- Each RIBSCage is comprised of only two pieces for easy assembly, removal, and storage. Pre-packed Emergency Kits are available in 3', 4', and 6' heights.

Pre-packed Emergency Kits

Emergency Kits come pre-packed with assembly/use instructions, two (2) RIBSCage units, and 500 linear feet (LF) or 200 LF of RIBS Bags. Each kit is wrapped in a protective sleeve, so it can be stored until time of use.

Additional facts to consider:

One 50' RIBS Bag = 3,900 sandbags

One mile of coverage = 105.6 RIBS bags vs. 411,840 sandbags

One mile of coverage, man hours = 106 with RIBS vs. 15,840 with sandbags

About Landmark Earth Solutions
(more at: http://www.erosion-management.com) Landmark Earth Solutions, Inc. is a subsidiary of Leggett & Platt, Inc.

The company, founded in 2010, offers force protection, flood and erosion control and earth management products featuring the latest scientific and technological advances to provide the most reliable, cost-effective products on the market today.

Landmark's core strategy is to optimize strengths in engineering, manufacturing, and product development while targeting early stage, developing technologies.

1275 Shiloh Rd NW, Suite 2020
Kennesaw, GA 30144

For information on products and services: 888.574.6473

Media Contact:
perini & associates (719) 651-5943 (office and cell)
See more at: http://www.periniassociates.com

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Landmark Earth Solutions provides flood mitigation and earth stabilization solutions for community leaders, businesses and homeowners in USA coastal areas.

Kennesaw, GA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 06/16/2014 -- Responding to the growing need to stay ahead of rapidly rising water from hurricanes and severe storms, Georgia-based Landmark Earth Solutions offers flood mitigation and earth stabilization solutions to potentially dangerous coastal areas.

"Our recent experiences in Colorado, Kentucky, North Carolina, West Virginia Louisiana and Tennessee have led to our decision to go into areas where we have the opportunity to help the most," said Bart Daniel, Landmark Earth Solutions President.

"During 2013, we were able to save homes, businesses and community facilities in Colorado near the Waldo Canyon burn area," said Daniel. "It was really a proud moment for us when we helped avert damage to the Alpine Autism Center in Colorado Springs. The center was in the direct path of water flowing from the Waldo Canyon burn scar. According to our customers, the flood prevention systems we installed have been very effective. Our trapezoid design resonates with people and they are pleased with the performance."

The system to be used in coastal regions by Landmark is rapidly deployable and a patented alternative to sandbags for flood control and de-watering applications.

"Our new RIBSCage is now available," Daniel said. "In a big storm, water still comes down or up but the system blocks the water and sediment," Daniel said.

"It definitely helped with our fears of being flooded and they did a great job," said Tana Rice, Operations Manager, Alpine Autism Center.

Unlike sandbags, the Rapidly Installation Barrier System (RIBS) are filled with native materials, sand and decomposed granite. "You don't have to haul in fill material," said Anne Mallett of Mallett Excavating, the company that did the Colorado installation.

Now Is The Time To Raise Awareness

"We know that folks probably aren't thinking about these risks as they look forward to their summer vacations, but based on our experience, now is the best time to plan and get ready for the potentially destructive impact of the 2014 hurricane season," Daniel said.

To add to this point, the trend for more bad weather is on the horizon, according to the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center. 2014 remains at an elevated "precipitation outlook" which translates into the potential for additional coastal and low-lying area destruction, according to the NWSCPC.

"No one wants a repeat of 2013's spring and summer, when communities, businesses and homes were caught off-guard by natural disasters, said Daniel.

"We are offering a TOLL-FREE number for communities, businesses and home owners to reach us," Daniel said. The number is: 1-888-574-6473.

"Weather can be unpredictable," according to officials at the National Flood Insurance Program. "American business owners and home owners need to know that flooding can happen everywhere—anywhere it rains," said NFIP officials.

Not all hurricanes are alike, according to emergency management officials. And with the damaging currents of wind and water, floods can carry rocks, mud and debris. "For these reasons, the best defense against flooding is one that can be executed quickly," said Daniel.

The Hydraulics Lab at Colorado State University conducted product research.

Because Emergencies Don't Wait

Every year, homes and businesses are destroyed by hurricanes.

"From a total-cost perspective, our flood control solutions efficiently address problems faced during critical situations," said Daniel. "Because emergencies don't wait for ideal conditions."

Landmark Earth Solutions has more than 60 miles of inventory available for the hurricane season to use where rising water levels from wind-driven waves and storm surges can occur. "Our systems provide unbeatable protection for property and roads," he said.

Available Solutions For Coastal Areas

RIBS - Rapid Installation Barrier System™

Evaluated at the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center in Vicksburg, Mississippi, RIBS is a rapidly deployed, patented alternative to sandbags for flood control and de-watering applications.

With installation rates up to 30 times faster than standard barriers, RIBS™ trapezoidal design resists water flow while providing a stable barricade against severe weather events and the threat of encroaching waters.

Woven, reinforced polypropylene fabric bags 2, 4 and 6 feet in height are loaded with sand, dirt or gravel with a special trailer that deploys bags as other bags are added and filled.

RIBS can be used instead of sandbags in flood control, to restrict water flow and erosion on beaches and riverbeds, and for containment measures on construction and mining sites.

RIBSCage

RIBSCage is a portable, easy-to-use system for the filling and installation of RIBS Bags. RIBSCage units can be transported with a standard pickup truck, so they require no heavy machinery.

Benefits & Features

-Lightweight design requires only two (2) people to carry and set up.
-Quick-release wings guide fill and provide easy release when full.
-Each RIBSCage is comprised of only two pieces for easy assembly, removal, and storage. Pre-packed Emergency

Kits are available in 3', 4', and 6' heights.

Pre-packed Emergency Kits

Emergency Kits come pre-packed with assembly/use instructions, two (2) RIBSCage units, and 500 linear feet (LF) or 200 LF of RIBS Bags. Each kit is wrapped in a protective sleeve, so it can be stored until time of use.

Additional facts to consider:

-One 50' RIBS Bag = 3,900 sandbags
-One mile of coverage = 105.6 RIBS bags vs. 411,840 sandbags
-One mile of coverage, man hours = 106 with RIBS vs. 15,840 with sandbags

About Landmark Earth Solutions
Landmark Earth Solutions, Inc. is a subsidiary of Leggett & Platt, Incorporated. The business, founded in 2010, offers force protection, flood and erosion control and earth management products featuring the latest scientific and technological advances to provide the most reliable, cost-effective products on the market today. Landmark's core strategy is to optimize strengths in engineering, manufacturing, and product development while targeting early stage, developing technologies.

3855 Princeton Oaks NW
Kennesaw, GA 30144

For information on products and services: 888.574.6473
Follow us on Twitter: @LandmarkES

Media Contact: perini & associates (719) 651-5943 (office and cell) See more at: http://www.periniassociates.com

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Above-average amounts of snow and frozen rivers are forecasted by the National Weather Service

Kennesaw, GA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 03/21/2014 -- Responding to the National Weather Service warning of Spring floods, Georgia-based Landmark Earth Solutions still plans to offer flood mitigation relief and earth stabilization solutions to potentially dangerous areas.

"Our 2013 experiences in Colorado, Kentucky, North Carolina, West Virginia Louisiana and Tennessee have led to our decision to go into areas where we have the opportunity to help the most," said Bart Daniel, Landmark Earth Solutions President.

Just this week, the National Weather Service warned of an increased threat of spring flooding in Vermont and upstate New York due to the continued cold temperatures that have kept the deep snow from melting. The trend for heavy spring rains and warm weather that will melt the snow across the nation is also a concern by officials.

"The snowpack in many areas has been above average and ice has formed in many rivers and lakes — the Great Lakes reached a near-record level of ice cover on March 6, when 92.2 percent of the water surface was frozen over," according to a Climate Central news report.

"As temperatures warm with the onset of spring, that snow will melt and could cause flooding in parts of southern Wisconsin, southern Michigan and portions of Illinois, Indiana, and Iowa, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration on Thursday, as well as parts of North and South Dakota. More broadly, the northern tier of the country from Idaho to Missouri to Maine, as well as the Southeast, are at a minor risk of flooding, said NOAA.

During 2013 the company was saving lives and property in Colorado near the Waldo Canyon Colorado burn area.

"We were able to save homes, businesses and community facilities," said Daniel.

"According to our customers, the flood prevention systems we installed have been very effective," Daniel said. "Our trapezoid design resonates with people and they are pleased with the performance."

"It was really a proud moment for us when we saved the Alpine Autism Center in Colorado Springs," he said. "The center was in the direct path of water flowing from the Waldo Canyon burn scar."

The system to be used in coastal regions by Landmark is rapidly deployable and a patented alternative to sandbags for flood control and de-watering applications. "Our new RIBSCage will be available in 2014," Daniel said.

"In a big storm, water still comes down or up but the system blocks the water and sediment," Daniel said.

"It definitely helped with our fears of being flooded and they did a great job," said Tana Rice, Operations Manager, Alpine Autism Center.

Unlike sandbags, the Rapidly Installation Barrier System (RIBS) are filled with native materials, sand and decomposed granite. "You don't have to haul in fill material," said Anne Mallett of Mallett Excavating, the company that did the Colorado installation.

WHY EXPAND NOW

"We know that folks probably aren't thinking about the risks coming now that it is early spring, but really, based on our experience, now is the best time to plan and get ready for the potential destructive combination from melting snow, abundant rain and flash floods," Daniel said.

To add to Daniel's point, the trend for more bad weather is on the horizon, according to the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center. 2014 remains an elevated "precipitation outlook" which translates into the potential for additional coastal and low-lying area destruction, according to the NWSCPC.

"No one wants a repeat of 2013's spring and summer, when communities, businesses and homes were caught off-guard by natural disasters, said Daniel. "We will offer a TOLL-FREE number for communities, businesses and home owners in 2014," Daniel said. The number is: 1-888-574-6473.

New states planned for expansion: Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, South Carolina and Texas. "We will continue to expand in Louisiana, North Carolina and Tennessee," Daniel said. "We have hired a public relations and marketing firm to assist with building awareness of our products and services in this important region of our nation," Daniel said.

In addition, US coastal cities remain in danger as sea levels rise faster than expected, according to research conducted by the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

"The faster sea-level rise means the authorities will have to take even more ambitious measures to protect low-lying population centers or risk exposing millions more people to a destructive combination of storm surges on top of sea-level rise," scientists said.

Not all floods are alike, according to emergency management officials. And with the damaging currents of water, floods can carry rocks, mud and debris. "For these reasons, the best defense against flooding is one that can be executed quickly," said Daniel.

The Hydraulics Lab at Colorado State University conducted product research.

BECAUSE EMERGENCIES DON'T WAIT

Every year, homes and businesses are destroyed by rising floodwaters.

"From a total-cost perspective, our flood control solutions efficiently address problems faced during critical situations," said Daniel. "Because emergencies don't wait for ideal conditions."

"By continuing to expand in the coastal market, we're showing our commitment to provide a performance tested product to those who need it the most," said Daniel.

Daniel has more than 60 miles of inventory, a multi-million dollar commitment, available for 2014 to use near coastlines where rising water levels from wind-driven waves and storm surges can occur. "Our systems provide unbeatable protection for property and roads," he said.

In Colorado, flooding has become one of the top natural hazards due to fires the previous two years in El Paso and Teller County. The El Paso County Assessor's Office estimated $2 million dollars in damages as a result of an August 2013 assessment.

Colorado governor John Hickenlooper said on a tour of Manitou Springs, a community that was hit hard by the floods, "I can't guarantee what's going to happen two weeks from now."

AVAILABLE SOLUTIONS FOR COASTAL AREAS

RIBS - Rapid Installation Barrier System™

Evaluated at the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center in Vicksburg, Mississippi, RIBS is a rapidly deployed, patented alternative to sandbags for flood control and de-watering applications.

With installation rates up to 30 times faster than standard barriers, RIBS™ trapezoidal design resists water flow while providing a stable barricade against severe weather events and the threat of encroaching waters.

Woven, reinforced polypropylene fabric bags 2, 4 and 6 feet in height are loaded with sand, dirt or gravel with a special trailer that deploys bags as other bags are added and filled.

RIBS can be used instead of sandbags in flood control, to restrict water flow and erosion on beaches and riverbeds, and for containment measures on construction and mining sites.

RIBSCage

RIBSCage is a portable, easy-to-use system for the filling and installation of RIBS Bags. RIBSCage units can be transported with a standard pickup truck, so they require no heavy machinery.

Benefits & Features

--Lightweight design requires only two (2) people to carry and set up.

--Quick-release wings guide fill and provide easy release when full.

--Each RIBSCage is comprised of only two pieces for easy assembly, removal, and storage.Pre-packed Emergency Kits are available in 3', 4', and 6' heights.

Pre-packed Emergency Kits

Emergency Kits come pre-packed with assembly/use instructions, two (2) RIBSCage units, and 500 linear feet (LF) or 200 LF of RIBS Bags. Each kit is wrapped in a protective sleeve, so it can be stored until time of use.

Additional facts to consider:

One 50' RIBS Bag = 3,900 sandbags

--One mile of coverage = 105.6 RIBS bags vs. 411,840 sandbags

--One mile of coverage, man hours = 106 with RIBS vs. 15,840 with sandbags

About Landmark Earth Solutions
Landmark Earth Solutions, Inc. is a subsidiary of Leggett & Platt, Inc. The company, founded in 2010, offers force protection, flood and erosion control and earth management products featuring the latest scientific and technological advances to provide the most reliable, cost-effective products on the market today. Landmark's core strategy is to optimize strengths in engineering, manufacturing, and product development while targeting early stage, developing technologies.

1275 Shiloh Rd NW, Suite 2020
Kennesaw, GA 30144

For information on products and services: 888.574.6473

Media Contact:
perini & associates (719) 651-5943 (office and cell)
See more at company website.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm

Flood mitigation relief and earth stabilization solutions will continue for community leaders, business and homeowners in dangerous USA coastal areas. TOLL-FREE number available.

Kennesaw, GA (SBWIRE) -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/23/2014 -- Responding to a growing interest by the public to stay ahead of rapidly rising water from hurricanes, severe storms and in the near term Winter melting snow, Georgia-based Landmark Earth Solutions plans to continue business offering flood mitigation relief and earth stabilization solutions to potentially dangerous coastal areas beginning in 2014.

"The recent experiences in Colorado, Kentucky, North Carolina, West Virginia Louisiana and Tennessee have led to our decision to continue to go into areas where we have the opportunity to help the most," said Bart Daniel, Landmark Earth Solutions President.

During 2013 the company was saving lives and property in Colorado near the Waldo Canyon Colorado burn area.

"We were able to save homes, businesses and community facilities," said Daniel.

"According to our customers, the flood prevention systems we installed have been very effective," Daniel said. "Our trapezoid design resonates with people and they are pleased with the performance."

"It was really a proud moment for us when we saved the Alpine Autism Center in Colorado Springs," he said. "The center was in the direct path of water flowing from the Waldo Canyon burn scar."

The system to be used in coastal regions by Landmark is rapidly deployable and a patented alternative to sandbags for flood control and de-watering applications. "Our new RIBSCage will be available in 2014," Daniel said.

"In a big storm, water still comes down or up but the system blocks the water and sediment," Daniel said.

"It definitely helped with our fears of being flooded and they did a great job," said Tana Rice, Operations Manager, Alpine Autism Center.

Unlike sandbags, the Rapidly Installation Barrier System (RIBS) are filled with native materials, sand and decomposed granite. "You don't have to haul in fill material," said Anne Mallett of Mallett Excavating, the company that did the Colorado installation.

WHY EXPAND NOW

"We know that folks probably aren't thinking about the risks coming next spring or summer, but really, based on our experience, now is the best time to plan and get ready for the potential destructive combination from melting snow, abundant rain and flash floods," Daniel said.

To add to Daniel's point, the trend for more bad weather is on the horizon, according to the National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center. 2014 remains an elevated "precipitation outlook" which translates into the potential for additional coastal and low-lying area destruction, according to the NWSCPC.

"No one wants a repeat of 2011's spring and summer, when communities, businesses and homes were caught off-guard by natural disasters, said Daniel. "We will offer a TOLL-FREE number for communities, businesses and home owners in 2014," Daniel said. The number is: 1-888-574-6473.

New states planned for expansion: Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, South Carolina and Texas. "We will continue to expand in Louisiana, North Carolina and Tennessee," Daniel said. "We have hired a public relations and marketing firm to assist with building awareness of our products and services in this important region of our nation," Daniel said.

In addition, US coastal cities remain in danger as sea levels rise faster than expected, according to research conducted by the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

"The faster sea-level rise means the authorities will have to take even more ambitious measures to protect low-lying population centers or risk exposing millions more people to a destructive combination of storm surges on top of sea-level rise," scientists said.

Geoscientists at Rutgers and Tufts Universities estimate that the New Jersey shore, for example, will likely experience a sea-level rise of about 1.5 feet by the year 2050, and about 3.5 feet by 2100.

Not all floods are alike, according to emergency management officials. And with the damaging currents of water, floods can carry rocks, mud and debris. "For these reasons, the best defense against flooding is one that can be executed quickly," said Daniel.

The Hydraulics Lab at Colorado State University conducted product research.

BECAUSE EMERGENCIES DON'T WAIT

Every year, homes and businesses are destroyed by rising floodwaters.

"From a total-cost perspective, our flood control solutions efficiently address problems faced during critical situations," said Daniel. "Because emergencies don't wait for ideal conditions."

"By continuing to expand in the coastal market, we're showing our commitment to provide a performance tested product to those who need it the most," said Daniel.

Daniel has more than 60 miles of inventory, a multi-million dollar commitment, available for 2014 to use near coastlines where rising water levels from wind-driven waves and storm surges can occur. "Our systems provide unbeatable protection for property and roads," he said.

In Colorado, flooding has become one of the top natural hazards due to fires the previous two years in El Paso and Teller County. The El Paso County Assessor's Office estimated $2 million dollars in damages as a result of an August 2013 assessment.

Colorado governor John Hickenlooper said on a tour of Manitou Springs, a community that was hit hard by the floods, "I can't guarantee what's going to happen two weeks from now."

AVAILABLE SOLUTIONS FOR COASTAL AREAS

RIBS - Rapid Installation Barrier System™

Evaluated at the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center in Vicksburg, Mississippi, RIBS is a rapidly deployed, patented alternative to sandbags for flood control and de-watering applications.

With installation rates up to 30 times faster than standard barriers, RIBS™ trapezoidal design resists water flow while providing a stable barricade against severe weather events and the threat of encroaching waters.

Woven, reinforced polypropylene fabric bags 2, 4 and 6 feet in height are loaded with sand, dirt or gravel with a special trailer that deploys bags as other bags are added and filled.

RIBS can be used instead of sandbags in flood control, to restrict water flow and erosion on beaches and riverbeds, and for containment measures on construction and mining sites.

RIBSCage

RIBSCage is a portable, easy-to-use system for the filling and installation of RIBS Bags. RIBSCage units can be transported with a standard pickup truck, so they require no heavy machinery.

Benefits & Features

--Lightweight design requires only two (2) people to carry and set up.

--Quick-release wings guide fill and provide easy release when full.

--Each RIBSCage is comprised of only two pieces for easy assembly, removal, and storage.Pre-packed Emergency Kits are available in 3', 4', and 6' heights.

Pre-packed Emergency Kits

Emergency Kits come pre-packed with assembly/use instructions, two (2) RIBSCage units, and 500 linear feet (LF) or 200 LF of RIBS Bags. Each kit is wrapped in a protective sleeve, so it can be stored until time of use.

Additional facts to consider:

One 50' RIBS Bag = 3,900 sandbags

--One mile of coverage = 105.6 RIBS bags vs. 411,840 sandbags

--One mile of coverage, man hours = 106 with RIBS vs. 15,840 with sandbags

About Landmark Earth Solutions
Landmark Earth Solutions, Inc. is a subsidiary of Leggett & Platt, Inc. The company, founded in 2010, offers force protection, flood and erosion control and earth management products featuring the latest scientific and technological advances to provide the most reliable, cost-effective products on the market today. Landmark's core strategy is to optimize strengths in engineering, manufacturing, and product development while targeting early stage, developing technologies.

1275 Shiloh Rd NW, Suite 2020
Kennesaw, GA 30144

For information on products and services: 888.574.6473

Media Contact:
perini & associates (719) 651-5943 (office and cell)
See more at company website.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm