Slope Mesh / Netting

High Performance Netting (HPN and HPN+) is a high-tensile steel mesh used in anchored systems to stabilize shallow failures. Key features include:

• Minimum isotropic strength of 150 kN/m 
• High-strength galvanized steel wire 
• Configurations that support both passive and tensioned systems 
• Compatibility with launched or drilled nails 
• Open structure that supports drainage and vegetation growth 

This type of mesh is commonly used on steep rock and soil slopes with shallow instability.

MacMat® combines a three-dimensional erosion control mat with double-twisted wire mesh reinforcement. Benefits include:

• Immediate increase in erosion resistance 
• Permanent turf reinforcement 
• Compatibility with soil nails 
• Easy installation on steep or irregular slopes 

The polymer matrix retains soil and promotes vegetation growth, making it ideal for environmentally sensitive settings.

The TECCO® system is widely used for stabilizing steep, weathered slopes and is one of the strongest mesh systems available. Key attributes include:

• High-tensile alloyed steel wire 
• Tight, uniform mesh designed for surface contact 
• Excellent resistance to weather and abrasion 
• Compatibility with vegetation and bio-reclamation techniques 

TECCO® mesh is tensioned to the slope surface using nails and plates, creating a secure, long-term stabilization system that allows natural vegetation to develop through and over the mesh.