If you want to protect a steeply sloping area, nets offer an excellent option for securing a slope. Even light rain or wind can cause loose scree to detach itself from the slope and roll down onto roads, houses or people as a rockfall.
with reinforced selvage cord
Rope Diameter: 3.0 mm
Mesh Size: 45 mm
Material: high tenacity polypropylene, knotless
with reinforced selvage cord
Rope Diameter: 4.0 mm
Mesh Size: 45 mm
Material: high tenacity polypropylene, knotless
with reinforced selvage cord
Rope Diameter: 5.0 mm
Mesh Size: 45 mm
Material: high tenacity polypropylene, knotless
with reinforced selvage cord
Rope Diameter: 6.0 mm
Mesh Size: 100 mm
Material: high tenacity polypropylene, knotless
In the case of smaller scree, this may not seem particularly serious. However, if stones come loose from the slope, they constantly gather speed due to their weight. Once they start rolling, even stones the size of pebbles can already cause considerable damage. If, for example, small stones hit the windscreen of a car at high speed, then the whole windscreen may have to be replaced, as it could basically break at any time. With larger stones, the outcome can even be life-threatening – especially if the ground is muddy following heavy rainfall, so that large boulders become detached from their resting places.
Protect yourself and others against an unnecessary calamity with a slope stabilisation net. In addition, it’s well worth preventing possible damage to your property too. Windows or solar collectors on the roof are, for example, also exposed to the furious impact of a rockfall from the slope. A net is only a small investment compared to having to replace glass, metal and state-of-the-art solar collectors. It’s therefore better to protect yourself in advance than to leave your safety to the mercy of wind and weather.
As every slope and every embankment is situated differently and has a unique outline, it’s worth ordering a custom-made embankment safety net. You can choose from different material thicknesses for your net, depending on how many stones there are on the slope that is to be protected. The knotless, high tenacity polypropylene used for slope stabilisation nets is weather-resistant and can continue to secure slopes flawlessly even after years of use.
Do you have any questions about this product? Not sure how to choose a slope stabilisation net that’s right for you? Please feel free to contact us. We’ll help you choose your made-to-measure safety net.