Hydrilla Killa Mat

HydrillaKilla is an engineered framed mat system that sits on the lake bottom and eliminates hydrilla by blocking the sunlight the plant needs to survive. Unlike cutting or harvesting, which can fragment hydrilla and spread new growth, HydrillaKilla leaves the plants undisturbed beneath the mat, starving them of sunlight until the energy stored in their roots, tubers, and buds is fully exhausted. The result is complete elimination of the plant, including the underground tubers that normally regenerate new growth.

HydrillaKilla uses a heavy woven black geotextile fabric, the same material used beneath roads and highways, mounted on a frame built from 1.25-inch aluminized steel tubing. The frame gives the mat enough weight and structure to stay firmly on the lake bottom while allowing water to move freely through the fabric. Assembly is straightforward, the fabric lays flat on shore and the frame pieces slide into sewn sleeves along the edges, similar to inserting curtain rods into curtain pockets.

HydrillaKilla is designed for the specific areas where hydrilla causes the most disruption, including docks, boat lifts, swim areas, boat lanes, kayak launches, marina slips, and protected coves. It is not intended for full-lake hydrilla control but is highly effective at clearing targeted areas permanently.

Key Features:

• Eliminates hydrilla completely, including roots, tubers and underground buds
• Blocks sunlight to starve the plant without cutting or fragmenting it
• Prevents new colonies from forming, no fragments drift away
• No chemicals, no repeated treatments, no swimming restrictions
• Heavy woven geotextile fabric on 1.25-inch aluminized steel frame
• Stays firmly seated on the lake bottom under its own weight
• Best used for docks, swim areas, boat lanes, kayak launches and marina slips

Shipping:

• Continental US: Free shipping, ships next day, usually arrives in 3 days
• Canada: $100 USD flat rate, covers all taxes and shipping
• Alaska: Call for rates, (616) 340-1263
• EU: Ships next day, usually arrives in 3 days