Gabion Box

We are offering gabion box etc. Gabion boxis galvanized double twisted hexagonal woven mesh with a rectangular box shape. The compartments or cells are of equal size and dimension and are formed by internal diaphragms being placed within the basket. The compartments or cells are filled with natural stone and the diaphragms minimize stone migration within the basket providing even distribution of the stone fill throughout the basket even after structural movement. Thegabion boxstrength comes from a double twisted hexagonal mesh of steel wire which is reinforced by selvedge of heavier gauge wire running along the edges and by transverse internal diaphragms at 1m centres. In the event of accidental breakage of one or more of the wires, the double twisted wire configuration will ensure that the mesh will not unravel.
installation of gabion box
gabion boxshall be assembled individually and placed on the surface to the lines, with the position of all creases and that the tops of all sides are level. All gabion boxes shall be properly staggered horizontally and vertically according to the construction requirement. Finishedgabionproducts shall have no gaps along the perimeter of the contact surfaces between adjoining units. All adjoining emptygabionunits shall be connected along the perimeter of their contact surfaces in order to obtain a monolithic structure. All lacing wire terminals shall be securely fastened. All joining shall be made through selvedge-selvedge or selvedge-edge wire connection; mesh-mesh wire connection is prohibited except in the case where baskets are offset or stacked and selvedge-mesh or mesh-mesh wire connection would be necessary. As a minimum, a fastener shall be installed at each mesh opening at the location where mesh meets selvedge or edge wire.
features of gabion box
higher resistance to natural forces due to better tensile strength
easy of repair to any damaged cages with minimal expense
cost effective and environmentally friendly alternative to concrete system
simple and speedy installation , using natural or quarried stones obtained locally
the use of gabionsas retaining structures provide a low cost alternative to concrete or masonry retaining walls
ability to deform without cracking allowing the structure to withstand any unpredictable movement or settlement without loss or stability