The Reno Mattress is an engineered structure with a thickness significantly less than its length and width, composed of machine-woven double twisted hexagonal metal mesh. After being filled with materials like boulders and connected as a whole, it serves as a structure primarily used for erosion control in hydraulic embankments, riverbanks, and sea banks, offering flexibility and adaptability to the foundation. The thickness of the Reno Mattress typically ranges from 0.17 to 0.3 meters. It is mainly used as a slope protection structure for river channels, riverbanks, and road embankments, preventing damage from water currents and wind waves while facilitating natural convection exchange between the water body and the soil below, achieving ecological balance. Planting greenery on the slope can enhance the landscape and greening effects. The Reno Mattress is commonly laid within riverbeds for protection, and can also be used in wetlands, coastlines, and other geographical environments to protect geological structures and maintain ecological environments.