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SOL-03 — Technical dossier

Slope & Embankment Stabilization

Drape mesh, high-tensile steel grids and anchored facings — secured with anchors, dowels, rock bolts and tensioned cable strapping — that pin loose surfaces and hold weathered rock in place.

↳ mesh · grid · nailing

Rock bolts & anchorsHigh-tensile meshRope-access drilling

Weathered faces and loose blocks are pinned in place with drape mesh and high-tensile steel grids tied to grouted anchors and rock bolts. Bearing plates transfer the mesh forces into each anchor, so the whole face acts as one tensioned system.

Our crews work by rope access and crane-mounted drill platforms where conventional plant cannot reach — drilling, grouting and tensioning — with documented pull-out tests on every anchor pattern before handover.

Scope of works

  • Geotechnical mapping of the rock structure
  • Anchor & rock-bolt pattern design
  • Rope-access & crane-platform drilling and grouting
  • High-tensile mesh & bearing-plate installation
  • Pull-out testing & QA documentation

From the field

Mesh panel installation by crane
FIG.01 — Mesh panel installation by crane
Fully draped slope with crew on the crest
FIG.02 — Fully draped face, crest works
Drill rig working on an overhanging rock face
FIG.03 — Anchor drilling on overhang
Rope access drilling team on a vertical wall
FIG.04 — Rope-access drilling crew

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