When a piling is installed in the water and embedded into the sand table, it is exposed to many elements that will shorten the lifespan of the piling. Worms, insects, oysters, barnacles and wood rot are some of the reasons a piling will fail over time. To help prevent that, a conventional pile wrap was suggested to help block these elements from deteriorating the piling, but later it was discovered that this conventional pile wrap was not airtight and some organisms were still able to penetrate the piling and cause failure.