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Steel wire mesh for sustainable protection against rodents and burrowing animals

Animals such as beavers, wild boars, foxes, and badgers can damage infrastructure such as earth dams, dikes, and irrigation canals. The damage can trigger dam failures, flooding and drain water reservoirs.

Burrowing activities on road verges can lead to road surface erosion and collapse. The burrow and rodent protection is based on high-strength steel wire mesh which is a sustainable, cost-effective and comparatively less invasive measure to maintain infrastructure and ensure animal welfare.

High-strength steel resists the sharp teeth of rodents. Other animals, such as wild boar or foxes, are deterred from digging by the steel wire mesh. Depending on the protective function, finer or stronger mesh is recommended; combinations are also possible.

SUPERCOATING or ULTRACOATING are used in most applications, with the option of stainless steel to offer maximum corrosion protection and durable solutions on road embankments or coasts with higher salinity environments.  

Embedded in nature

The mesh is inconspicuous and is usually hidden by vegetation.

Simple assembly

The lightweight mesh is easy to transport, unroll and lay.

Rodent and burrowing protection

Depending on the protective function, the mesh size varies; multiple protection can be easily implemented.

Tested many times

All our meshes are tested and can withstand rodent teeth and burrowing animals thanks to the high-strength steel.

Recyclable and free from plastic

The steel mesh can be completely recycled. It is free from plastic: no pollutant discharge into groundwater or when eaten by animals.

References

To the project
Mauren

Mauren, Liechtenstein

 

Systems

TECCO® G45/2

 

Year of installation

2017

To the project
Meckenbeuren dam protection against badger

Meckenbeuren, Germany

 

Systems

TECCO® G45/2

 

Year of installation

2022

To the project
Grüner See - Schmiedewalde

Klipphausen/Schmiedewalde, Kreis Meissen, Germany

 

Systems

TECCO® GREEN G65/3

 

Year of installation

2016

To the project
Bear Sanctuary Arosa

Arosa, Switzerland

 

Systems

 

Year of installation

2018

To the project
Spergau - dam protection against badger

Spergau, Germany

 

Systems

TECCO® G65/3

 

Year of installation

2024

Contacts

Geobrugg North America LLC Algodones
   

Geobrugg North America LLC Algodones

North America

Natural Hazards
Hydraulic Engineering
Mining / Tunnels
Impact Protection
Monitoring
Kevin Coyle
   

Kevin Coyle

Regional Manager Northeast

Natural Hazards
Hydraulic Engineering
Saleh Feidi
   

Saleh Feidi

Natural Hazards
Hydraulic Engineering
John Kalejta
   

John Kalejta

Natural Hazards
Hydraulic Engineering
Bob Lyne
   

Bob Lyne

Natural Hazards
Hydraulic Engineering
Pierce Runnels, Civil Engineer
     

Pierce Runnels, Civil Engineer

General Manager Geobrugg North America

Natural Hazards
Tim Shevlin
   

Tim Shevlin

Natural Hazards