Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
This is the site where we've been doing sprayed mortar work for the past few days.
Recently, we’ve been doing a lot of sprayed mortar work as a measure against weeds and soil erosion.
Even when I'm designing, I rarely incorporate landscaping.
For public projects, the lower portion of the slope is constructed using sprayed mortar.
Another option is to plant vegetation on the upper part of the slope.
However, in the private sector, when considering factors such as future maintainability, sprayed mortar does seem to be the most appropriate choice.
I know some people think, “Just hide it!” but I also think that as long as you handle it properly, there shouldn’t be a problem.
Here's one of them
Since there is a mat inside the drainage pipe, sediment will not wash out even when spraying the sediment-filled section.
This allows for drainage while preventing hollowing.
That's what's commonly known as "anti-sip" protection, isn't it?
If you don't do this, you'll have a hard time later on.
There have been a lot of products like this on the market so far.
It's so hard to put any of these in!
It gets caught on the rail, making it difficult to install.
Before I knew it, it had come off.
I laid the mat on the bare ground and blew into the pipe while pressing it down, but it kept slipping out of place...
It's just really hard to use, isn't it?
Since this is already in place, it's hard to remove, and it's easy to put in the last one too!
The catalog isHere
Man, this is so easy to use!
It’s easy to install on any type of PVC, and it simply won’t come off on-site!
It's important that it doesn't come off even if you step on it, right?
And it's easy to install, too.
Another advantage is that grass doesn't grow there very easily.
Normally, it’s open, so weeds can grow in, but,
Since it's blocked by the mat, I think it's a little better.
It will definitely become mainstream in the future.
Absolutely.
If you're going to use it creatively, do it before you generalize it! lol
See you later.
The catalog isHere
