Slope Stabilization & Rockfall Protection

A slope stabilization mesh system combines flexible high-tensile steel wire mesh with soil or rock nails, spike plates and connections to restrain loose surface material and transfer loads to the anchoring system.

Anchored slope stabilization mesh helps retain material on the slope surface. Draped rockfall netting guides falling material toward a controlled collection area, while rockfall barriers intercept falling blocks. These systems serve different functions and require project-specific design.

Yes. High-tensile mesh can conform to both rock and soil slopes. Suitability depends on ground conditions, slope geometry, drainage and the design of the mesh and anchoring system.

Typical components include Steel Anchors / Soil & Rock Nails, Spike Plates and T2 / T3 Connection Clips. Their specification and arrangement depend on the project design.

A qualified geotechnical designer should assess ground conditions, slope geometry, expected loads, drainage and corrosion exposure. Mesh strength, opening, connections and anchor capacity must be checked together; wire tensile strength alone does not establish system performance.