Reinforced mat

The Reinforced Mat is a composite product formed by extruding a three-dimensional polypropylene material onto a machine-woven hexagonal double-twisted steel wire mesh. The steel wire is typically made of corrosion-resistant 10% aluminum-zinc alloy steel wire or hot-dip galvanized steel wire.

1. Structural Components:

• Reinforcement Layer (Base Layer): Typically made of high-strength polypropylene (PP) or polyethylene (PE) biaxially oriented geogrid or corrosion-resistant 10% aluminum-zinc alloy steel wire or hot-dip galvanized steel wire. It provides extremely high tensile strength and rigidity, serving as the core of structural stability.
• Fiber Layer (Surface Layer): Consists of multiple layers of loose, fluffy, three-dimensional polypropylene fiber mesh. This layer has an open structure and can effectively fill and encapsulate soil, seeds, and fertilizer.

2. Core Features and Functions:

• High-Strength Reinforcement and Soil Stabilization: The steel wire at the base disperses shear and tensile stresses on the slope surface, effectively preventing shallow landslides and soil erosion, and significantly improving slope stability.
• Surface Protection: The three-dimensional fiber mesh buffers the energy of rainwater and surface runoff, protecting the surface soil from being carried away.
• Soil Stabilization and Seed Preservation: The fluffy three-dimensional structure securely envelops the soil and sown seeds, providing a stable "nurturing bed" for seed germination and plant growth, and preventing seeds from being washed away.
• Promoting Vegetation Growth: Plant roots easily penetrate the fiber mesh, tightly entwining with it to form a strong, vibrant "green protective layer" for permanent ecological protection.
• Water Permeability: The open structure ensures excellent water permeability, eliminates excessive hydrostatic pressure, and promotes slope stability.
• Easy Construction: The material is supplied in rolls, making it lightweight and easy to cut and lay, significantly improving construction efficiency and reducing labor costs.

3. Advantages Compared to Traditional Solutions:

• vs. Pure 3D Vegetation Net: Due to its grid reinforcement, the mechanical properties (tensile strength and shear resistance) of the Mac Reinforced Mat are far superior to those of ordinary 3D mesh, making it suitable for steeper slopes requiring higher stability.
• vs. Mortared Stone/Concrete Slope Protection: It is a flexible structure that can adapt to foundation settlement. It is environmentally friendly and can restore vegetation and beautify the environment, rather than being a cold, gray, hardened structure. The overall cost is often lower.
• vs. Geogrid Alone: ​​It solves the problem of geogrids being unable to effectively prevent surface erosion before vegetation has established itself, combining immediate protection with long-term greening.