High Strength 275g Zinc Coated Welded Gabion Box With 50x50mm For Erosion Protection And Garden Landscaping

High Strength 275g Zinc Coated Galvanized Stone Welded Gabion Box with 50x50mm Mesh for Erosion Protection and Garden Landscaping (2m x 1m x 1m)

Heavy Gauge 5.0mm Galvanized Welded Mesh Gabion Box

Sustainable Landscaping: Welded gabion boxes make excellent materials for sustainable landscaping, where their flexibility allows for easy integration into garden projects, such as forming decorative fences or feature walls. Their permeable nature also aids in soil drainage and helps control water runoff.

Here are some usage scenarios for welded mesh gabions:

1. Retaining Walls: Welded mesh gabions are widely used in the construction of retaining walls for stabilizing slopes, preventing soil erosion, and supporting embankments in both residential and commercial projects.

2. Erosion Control: These gabions are effective in controlling soil erosion along riverbanks, coastlines, and steep slopes by providing a stable, permeable structure that allows water flow while holding back soil.

3. Flood Protection: Welded mesh gabions can be deployed to create flood barriers or levees, protecting vulnerable areas from floodwaters and reducing damage from excessive rainfall or rising rivers.

4. Landscaping Features: Gabions are also used in landscaping to create decorative features such as garden walls, seating areas, and planters, combining functionality with aesthetic appeal.

Technical Specification

• Fabric Type: Galvanized welded mesh

• Tensile Strength (wire): Welded: 540 to 770 N/mm²

• Weld Strength: 75% of the minimum ultimate tensile strength of the wire

• Available wire thicknesses – 3.0mm, 4.0mm, 5.0mm

• Mesh Aperture – 75x75mm, 50x50mm, 50x100mm, 50x200mm

• Standard basket lengths – 1000mm, 1500mm or 2000mm, 500mm etc

• Standard basket widths – 450mm, 500mm, 300mm, 200mm, 1000mm, 1500mm

• Standard basket heights – 500mm, 1000mm

•  Bespoke Sizes Available

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