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This document summarizes systems and programs, including NETIS, that register the "Steel Slit Wall Construction Method." [Contents] ■NETIS ■Wakayama Prefecture - Prefectural Product Technology Registration ■Hyogo Prefecture - New Technology/New Construction Method Utilization Registration *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.

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The document is a comparison table between the "Steel Slit Wall Frame Type" and representative reinforced earth wall methods such as "Taille Armée" and "Multiple Anchors." It includes various features such as structure, fill material, and workability. [Contents] ■ Structure ■ Fill Material ■ Workability ■ Environmental Effects ■ Repair ■ Transportation ■ Economic Efficiency *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.

• Retaining wall
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The "Steel Slit Wall Method - Concrete Type" connects the top, bottom, left, and right of concrete wall surfaces with bolts, creating a safe and beautiful wall. All wall components are supplied as finished products manufactured in a factory, eliminating the need for processing work on-site. Additionally, wall designs that consider the surrounding landscape (smooth surfaces, patterns, and painting) are possible. 【Features】 ■ Shortened construction period ■ Thorough labor-saving ■ Utilization of on-site generated soil ■ Complete simplification ■ Beautifully finished wall surfaces *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.

• Concrete Retaining Wall
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This document contains construction prices and estimation materials for "Steel Slit Walls." [Contents] ■ Construction Prices ■ Estimation Materials *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.

• Retaining wall
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This document is a list of labor costs for standard construction of "Steel Slit Walls." It includes labor costs and miscellaneous expenses for tasks such as wall panel assembly and the installation of reinforcement materials (chain mats). [Contents] ■ Wall panel assembly ■ Installation of reinforcement materials ■ Spreading and compacting fill materials *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.

• Retaining wall
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The "Steel Slit Wall Frame Method Case Studies" introduces examples of the implementation of the steel slit wall frame method, which integrates wall surfaces. In September 2011, the durability, safety, and disaster mitigation of the "Steel Slit Wall Frame Method" were demonstrated by the severe flooding caused by Typhoon No. 12 that struck the Kii Peninsula. Additionally, materials related to the "Steel Slit Wall Mesh" technology, which was presented at the 67th Annual Academic Conference (September 2012), are also included. [Contents] ■ Situation during the severe flooding of Typhoon No. 12 (2011) ■ Why was it able to withstand floods and strong currents? ■ Report from the JSCE Civil Engineering Society's 2012 National Conference *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.

• Retaining wall
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The "Steel Slit Wall Method" is a reinforced earth retaining wall construction method that pursues greater durability, safety, and disaster reduction through the use of steel wall materials and chain reinforcement. There are "frame type" and "mesh type" methods for vegetative greening, which contribute to reducing environmental impact compared to concrete structures, such as global warming. 【Features】 ■ The frame type is strong against earthquakes and has proven durability against flooding. ■ Being made of steel, it is not affected by the supply situation of concrete. ■ Both the wall materials and reinforcements are lightweight and compact. ■ Transportation costs are reduced. *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.

• Retaining wall
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The "Steel Slit Wall Method" is a reinforced earth retaining wall construction method that pursues enhanced durability, safety, and disaster mitigation through the use of steel wall materials and chain reinforcement. Since the wall surface is made of steel, it is rich in strength and flexibility, and by utilizing the friction resistance and workability provided by the chain reinforcement, we are confident that this method will be effective in future civil engineering projects, especially in reconstruction sites following the Great East Japan Earthquake, where a shortage of concrete is anticipated. 【Features】 ○ Lightweight → The wall material weighs 20 kg per sheet, and the chain is easy to carry in bags. ○ Strong → The steel wall surface is fully integrated, providing high rigidity. ○ Fast → Standard construction area of about 30 m² per day, no concrete foundation required, and easy assembly. ○ Trademark registration No. 4880758 (frame type) ○ NETIS registration No. KK-120014-A (mesh type) For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.

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