Gabion Retaining Wall Units

Gabion retaining walls use connected wire mesh baskets filled with stone. The open, filled structure combines a defined wall arrangement with paths for water movement, with applications in riverbank, transport and landscaping projects.

Nominal basket 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, with the final wall schedule defined by the project.

For procurement, provide the unit schedule and required materials. Confirm the engineering requirements, site conditions and filling specification with the project designer, then identify which baskets, lids, tying wires and other connection components belong in the quotation.

Woven gabion units can form stone-filled retaining structures for riverbanks, road foundations and landscape edges. Define the wall arrangement through the project design, then identify each basket and connection in the supply schedule. Quotations cover the specified mesh units and accessories, with structural requirements confirmed for the particular installation.

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.