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MIGHTY NET
This construction method prevents the development of rock fall by
controlling loose rocks and rolling rocks.
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ROPE NET
This construction method prevents the development of rock fall with loose
rocks and rolling rocks.
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COVERING TYPE ROCK NET
This is a construction method that completely covers the slope where there
is a risk of falling rocks.
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POCKET TYPE ROCK NET
This structure absorbs the rockfall energy by the integral motion of falling
rocks and net.
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CURTAIN NET
This is a high-energy-absorbing protection work capable of absorbing
repeated rock falls within the designed elastic limit.
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PRACTFENCE
This is a universal-type small rock fall guard fence, offering cost
efficiency, workability, and ease of maintenance.
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ROCK FENCE
It is a structure absorbing rock fall energy by plastic deformation of Wire
Netting, Cable, and Post.
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BISTOFENCE
This multifunctional rock fall protection work has a wide range of
applications, featuring newly developed raw materials.
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GUARD CABLE
CableSuperior appearance in achieving extreme view thanks to the use of wire
ropes.
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ROCK BOX
TR ROCK BOX is a method most commonly used for rivers, paved roads,
landslide prevention sites with erosion control as a Gabion construction
method.
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SNOW JETTER (HIGH-PERFORMANCE SNOW
FENCE)
Reducing snowdrift on the road by preventing the flying of snow with the
lower non-perforated plate.
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QUARTERING WIND-COMPATIBLE
The quartering wind-compatible snow fence changes the orientation of
quartering wind, and carries snow out of the road.
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BLOW TYPE SNOW FENCE
Reduces the impact of snowstorms on visibility, as well as snowdrift on the
road.
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LAND VIEW SNOW FENCE
It is a new snow fence which brings safety and natural landscape together by
adding a function of the moving snow guard plate in response to the wind
direction
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MIRAFORCE ONE
By penetrating the MF Pile (steel pipe pile) through the unstable moving
layer and into the settled stable layer.
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TOUGH FLEXIBLE FRAME
This construction method prevents landslides of slopes in unstable
geological areas.