// Slope Stabilization & Rockfall

Shotcrete and Wire Netting

Durable surface protection for cut slopes and exposed rock, combined with pattern rock bolts and water drainage.

// ENGINEERING OVERVIEW

How This Method Works On Site

Shotcrete (sprayed concrete) and steel wire netting work together to protect exposed rock faces from wind, rain, and heat. They stop small rocks from coming loose and prevent surface erosion next to busy roads, power lines, and pipelines.

Primary Execution Methods

Dry-mix and wet-mix shotcreteSteel wire netting drapery and pinned meshDrilled PVC drainage weep-holesConcrete drainage ditches along benchesErosion control filters
Target Geology in Oman

Loose rock cuts, soft weathered shale, and crumbly highway slopes exposed to desert weather.

Quality Control & Field Testing

Core drill strength testing of shotcrete, wire mesh pull tests, and weep-hole drainage checks.

What We Deliver

  • Shotcrete spraying
  • Steel wire netting installation
  • Rock bolt and anchor integration
  • Concrete ditch lining
  • Sub-surface drain hole installation

Where This Method Is Used

  • Highway cuttings and expressway shoulders
  • Weathered rock faces near public utilities
  • Steep cut slopes needing erosion protection
  • Water pipeline trenches and civil excavation pits

// PROJECT EVIDENCE

Verified Shotcrete and wire netting site records in Oman

Real project experience where our team deployed this capability across Oman.

Technical Enquiry

Discuss Shotcrete and Wire Netting for your site

Share your project location, borehole data, or tender drawings. Our engineering team in Muscat will review the ground parameters and provide method recommendations.

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