Platform Zero, Large Futon Basket, Panel Type

basic information

【Specifications】 Main Reinforcement: Φ16mm, Φ13mm Wire Mesh: Φ8.0mm Mesh Size: 15cm, 13cm 【Features】 ■ Multi-year and phased construction possible Due to its independent hexahedral structure, construction can be halted at any stage without the risk of the infill material flowing out, maintaining its functionality. ■ Installable on soft ground With excellent flexibility, it easily adapts to changes in the foundation ground, making it possible to install even on soft ground. ■ Winter and rapid construction possible On-site assembly involves only bolt connections, and the structure prevents overlapping of adjacent panels, significantly increasing assembly speed. Assembly can also be done in cold winter conditions. Rapid construction is possible as there is no need for concrete or pile driving for the foundation work. ■ Excellent permeability With outstanding permeability, it reduces pore water pressure on slopes with high infiltration, contributing to slope stability. ■ Use of crushed stone By using crushed stone as infill material, the need for stone placement work is eliminated, increasing construction speed. ■ Versatile cross-section possible As a characteristic of the unit type, it can accommodate a variety of cross-sectional shapes, such as forward slopes. It is ideal for embankments.

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Applications/Examples of results

【Main Uses】 ■ Disaster recovery work ■ Earth retention ■ Dams ■ Root stabilization ■ Floor stopping ■ Waterway construction, etc. * For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us. We are introducing examples of our products' installation and construction on Instagram. Please take a look. Account name: tomokogyoniigata https://www.instagram.com/tomokogyoniigata/

Detailed information

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  We used large futon cages with fine gravel type as the foundation work for disaster recovery construction. By using crushed stone as the filling material, we were able to simplify the stone packing process, contributing to time savings in construction and labor reduction on site. (Installation location: Tochigi Prefecture)

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  We used large mattress-type stone-filled baskets as soil retention works for disaster recovery construction. By using crushed stone as the filling material, we were able to simplify the stone packing process, contributing to reduced construction time and labor efficiency on site. (Installation location: Niigata Prefecture)

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  We used a large futon basket as a soil retention work. The large futon basket has received feedback that it is "easy to install" compared to the standard panel-type futon baskets. (Installation location: Niigata Prefecture)

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  We used a large futon basket as a soil retention work. (Installation location: Niigata Prefecture)

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  We used a large futon basket as a soil retention work. (Installation location: Niigata Prefecture)

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  We used a large futon basket as a soil retention work. (Installation location: Niigata Prefecture)