Understanding the Deco Mesh Method: A solution for stabilizing slopes in hard-to-reach areas.

Ajouté : 2026-05-23

[00:00:00]This disaster site was abandoned for 6 years because it was considered impossible to fix. But watch how they built this retaining wall in just 5 days. The biggest challenge here was a collapsed slope caused by heavy rain.

[00:00:11]Located in a spot so cramped that heavy machinery couldn't even get close.

[00:00:15]>> [music] >> Instead of using traditional bulky concrete methods, they used something called Deco Mesh. These are lightweight steel wire grids that act as permanent [music] formwork. Since each panel weighs only 8.5 kg, workers can manually carry them up steep cliffs. No massive cranes required. [music] The mesh is assembled, anchored into the ground, and then filled with concrete.

[00:00:33]The genius part? Unlike wooden forms, this mesh is never removed. [music] It stays there to become a suit of armor for the concrete. Plus, because it's see-through, you can actually see the concrete filling every [music] corner, ensuring there are no air pockets that could weaken the structure. This technology proves that difficult terrain is no excuse to give up [music] on disaster recovery. This cliff is now much sturdier than before. What other technologies do you [music] think could save landslide-prone areas?