Natural Invasion Promotion Type Vegetation Mat "Ronkett Furaibou"
■■Wara catches airborne seeds■■Seedless vegetation mat■■
"Ronkett Furaibou" is a vegetation mat designed to promote natural invasion. By incorporating natural material "straw," the seed capture effect has been enhanced! Additionally, it protects incoming seeds and buried seeds, promoting their growth. The upgraded Ronkett Furaibou catches incoming seeds without letting them escape, contributing to greening through surrounding plants! With four different grades available, it can accommodate various site conditions! 【Features】 ■ Natural invasion promoting vegetation mat ■ For cut and fill applications ■ Natural straw captures incoming seeds effectively ■ Available in four grades to suit various site conditions *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rontai offers free slope surveys at construction sites. For more information, please contact your nearest branch or sales office. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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[Drawing] Ronket Wind Traveler (Type 2) |
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[Drawing] Ronket Wind Traveler (Type 3) |
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[Drawing] Ronket Wind Traveler (Type 4) |
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Gentle green spreads across the slopes of the road, blending into the landscape. This green may be what is called "slope greening," which is planned and planted during road construction. Our work in slope greening aims to prevent slope collapse, protect people's lives and communities, and restore damaged ecosystems. With the belief of "green that protects people," Rontai is committed to greening efforts.