Gabion Box Units

Gabion box units are stone-filled wire mesh structures with a defined basket shape. They are used in water-engineering and civil works where the unit layout and connected stone-filled enclosures form part of the project protection structure.

Nominal box examples include 2 × 1 × 0.5 m, 2 × 1 × 1 m and 3 × 1 × 0.5 m. Common openings include 60 × 80 mm, 80 × 100 mm and 100 × 120 mm. Confirm the selected basket, partitions and wire configuration together.

Share the project drawing, quantities and material requirements for review. Confirm the applicable product classification and installation details with the project designer, then use the agreed unit schedule to establish the scope of mesh units and connection accessories.

Gabion box units use woven hexagonal wire mesh to contain stone within a defined basket form. They can be considered for embankment and civil-engineering protection works. Specify the unit dimensions, mesh and coating through the project schedule, with the distinction between deeper boxes and shallow mattresses confirmed before quotation.

Nominal options are a starting point for discussion. Confirm the selected dimensions, wire and surface treatment against your project drawing.

Please identify the exact option required in your enquiry. Dimensions, wire components and treatment combinations are confirmed in the written quotation.

Wire options include zinc, zinc-aluminium and zinc-aluminium-magnesium metallic coatings, with PVC or PE finishes available for discussion. Confirm the alloy composition, coating specification and polymer separately. Nominal mesh-wire examples are 2.2, 2.5 and 2.7 mm; mesh, edge and tying wire diameters must be specified separately, including whether each value is the bare wire or coated outside diameter.