Soil reinforcement construction method "Spider Web Net Method" that does not require concrete placement.

A ground reinforcement method that combines high-strength nets, support plates, and reinforcements to suppress the sliding force of small loads. No concrete pouring is required, and greening is possible.

NETIS Registration Number AC-180003-P The spider web net method is a ground reinforcement technique that suppresses relatively light sliding forces by combining a corrosion-resistant high-strength hard steel wire net (TECCO net) with pressure plates and reinforcement materials. It does not require concrete placement and allows for greening. It excels in aesthetics while also reducing costs. [Applications] - Prevention of surface collapse on slopes - Prevention of voids between reinforcement materials - Measures against collapse of existing sprayed surfaces and retaining walls [Features] - The TECCO net is stretched over the entire slope, combined with spider plates and reinforcement materials to prevent voids in collapsing soil masses. - Greening and other measures can be used in conjunction with the entire slope, creating an environment where artificial structures are less noticeable. - Since assembly of rebar and concrete placement on the slope is unnecessary, construction management is easier, construction periods are shortened, and costs are reduced. - Even if the ground has irregularities, the TECCO net is soft and conforms to the ground, and when used in conjunction with the zabuton backing method, the spider plates can also adhere closely to the ground.

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