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Product Introduction:
Three-dimensional Vegetation Net Slope Protection refers to a new technology that constructs a self-growing protective system on the slope surface by utilizing active plants combined with engineering materials such as geosynthetic materials. It reinforces the slope through the growth of plants. According to the characteristics of the slope terrain, soil quality, and regional climate, a layer of geosynthetic material is covered on the slope surface, and various plants are planted at certain combinations and intervals. Through the growth activities of the plants, the purpose of reinforcing the root system and preventing erosion of the stems and leaves is achieved. After being treated with ecological slope protection technology, a dense vegetation cover can be formed on the slope surface, with a tangled root system in the topsoil layer. This effectively resists the erosion of the slope by heavy rain runoff, increases the shear strength of the soil mass, reduces the pore water pressure and the self-weight of the soil mass, thereby significantly improving the stability and erosion resistance of the slope.

Product Features:
The embankment can be protected from wind and rain erosion before the grass is fully grown.
Can maintain even distribution of seeds on the slope, preventing them from being blown away or washed away by rain.
The netting can absorb a large amount of heat energy, enhance ground temperature, promote seedling germination, and extend the growth period of plants.
The composite protective layer formed by the growth of plants can withstand the scouring of high water levels and strong currents.
A substitute for concrete, asphalt, and cobblestone, primarily used for slope protection on highways, railways, waterways, and embankments.

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