Installation:
Rockfall protection nets are typically installed on the surface of a slope or hung vertically along the slope, depending on the height and steepness of the terrain. While the exact placement may vary based on site-specific conditions, the general installation process can be broken down into four main steps.
First, the slope surface must be prepared by removing loose rocks, debris, weeds, and any other materials that could interfere with the net’s effectiveness. This step ensures a stable base for the netting system.
Next, the entire roll of the rockfall protection net is deployed from the top of the slope. It's important to unroll the net carefully to avoid damage and ensure proper coverage over the targeted area.
Once the net is in place, it needs to be securely fastened to the slope using appropriate anchors, cables, or fixings. This step is crucial to prevent movement or displacement due to wind, vibration, or additional falling debris.
Finally, the top and bottom edges of the net are secured to the slope, ensuring full coverage and structural integrity. This completes the installation, making the slope more resistant to rockfalls and improving overall safety.
By following these steps, the rockfall protection system becomes an effective and long-lasting solution for slope stabilization and hazard mitigation.
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