Installed below slopes to catch falling and rolling blocks.
Passive slope protection net is installed away from the rock face to intercept falling stones and dissipate impact energy before debris reaches roads, buildings, or equipment. It is a catchment system rather than a surface reinforcement layer.
It is applied at slope toes, road shoulders, railway lines, hydropower sites, and mountain facilities. Post height, ring or rope net type, energy level, brake elements, and foundation layout are matched to the falling rock risk.

Passive Slope Protection Net includes steel posts, base anchors, support ropes, interception nets, brake rings, or energy dissipaters. Installed at the slope toe or above protected areas, the system absorbs rockfall impact through deformation and energy dissipation while intercepting falling blocks.
Passive Slope Protection Net intercepts falling rocks along their movement path. When impact occurs, posts, support ropes, nets, and energy dissipaters deform in sequence and absorb energy, transferring forces to foundations and anchors so the rocks are retained within the protection zone.

| System components | Steel posts, support ropes, ring/wire rope mesh, energy dissipators, anchors |
| Protection height | Designed by project protection range |
| Protection energy level | Selected by rockfall risk assessment |
| Surface treatment | Hot-dip galvanized or zinc-aluminum anti-corrosion finish |
| Foundation type | Anchor foundation, concrete foundation, or combined foundation |
Installed below slopes to catch falling and rolling blocks.
Protects mountain roads, railways, bridges, and tunnel approaches.
Fits trails, mine slopes, and construction access roads needing passive protection.
Provides energy absorption at gullies, spoil areas, and rockfall paths.