Awarded the National Land Technology Development Award! Rockfall mitigation method utilizing existing rockfall protection fences.
"Presentation of Case Studies on Rockfall Countermeasure Construction Methods" - The rockfall countermeasure method "Stronger Method" utilizes existing rockfall protection fences, achieving both a short construction period and low cost without the need for special equipment.
The "Stronger Method" is a rockfall countermeasure technique that allows for reinforcement and raising the height of existing rockfall protection fences without processing or dismantling them. No special equipment or skills are required, and it can be completed in just a few days. It enhances rockfall capture performance with "short construction time and low cost." It is compatible with H-beam type protection fences and has been widely adopted in railways and highways. Currently, we are offering a collection of construction case studies for projects near railways. 【Features】 ■ Construction costs are lower compared to new installation of protection fences ■ Can be constructed without special equipment such as heavy machinery ■ Short construction time allows for brief traffic restrictions ■ Achieved reinforcement of approximately 30 meters of protection fence in 3 days ■ NETIS registered method (Number: HR-140004-A) *Catalogs and case study collections can be viewed via "PDF Download."
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【Construction Achievements】 - Reinforcement Type (Toyama Prefecture) - Elevation Type (Fukui Prefecture, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism) - Elevation Reinforcement Type (Nagano Prefecture) - Partial Elevation Type (Yamanashi Prefecture) *For more details about the construction methods, please refer to the materials. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
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The rockfall countermeasure method "Stronger Method" will be featured in the April issue of "Construction Management Technology"!
We are pleased to announce that our company’s independently developed rockfall mitigation method, "Stronger Method," will be featured in the April issue of "Construction Management Technology." The "Stronger Method" allows for reinforcement and heightening of existing rockfall protection fences without the need for processing or dismantling them. No special equipment or skills are required, and it can be completed in just a few days. This method enhances rockfall capture performance while achieving "short construction periods and low costs." For more details, please check the "Related Links" in the middle of the page.
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Winner of the 22nd National Land Technology Development Award! Rockfall prevention method 'Stronger Method'
We are pleased to announce that our company’s independently developed rockfall countermeasure method, the "Stronger Method," has received the Creative Development Technology Award at the 22nd National Land Technology Development Awards. The "Stronger Method" allows for reinforcement and heightening of existing rockfall protection fences without the need for processing or dismantling them. No special equipment or skills are required, and it can be completed in just a few days. This method enhances rockfall capture performance while achieving "short construction periods and low costs." For more details, please check the "Related Links" in the middle of the page.
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Until now, we have been cutting down trees on the slopes, excavating the ground to install concrete foundations, and then placing avalanche prevention shelves and rockfall protection shelves on top. However, the avalanche prevention shelves are ineffective against rockfalls, and the rockfall protection shelves are powerless against avalanches. The "triangular fence" developed and sold by our company effectively functions against both avalanches and rockfalls, and it does not require any excavation of the ground or concrete work, which could cause secondary disasters. It can be easily constructed using only lightweight materials, making it an environmentally friendly construction method suitable for the 21st century that does not compromise the landscape.
