
Gabion Box
Three gabion formats, each with its own published size table, for bank protection that has to flex instead of crack.
Twisted mesh for structures that have to flex, breathe and last outdoors.


Three gabion formats, each with its own published size table, for bank protection that has to flex instead of crack.

Eleven mesh sizes with the minimum zinc coating and the tolerance standard published against each one.

Seven screen materials with their mesh counts, gauges, roll sizes and colours set out side by side.
River banks settle, embankments move and farm buildings stay damp. Rigid solutions crack and coated solutions corrode at the coating. These products are built to deform without collapsing and are specified against published coating weights and mesh tolerances.
Structures that deflect with the ground and let the water through.
Mesh for buildings that stay damp and animals that test every joint.
Boundaries and embankments for projects that are measured, inspected and signed off.
The mesh, the grating, the screen and the tie wire on one packing list.
No. The stone fill lets water seep through while retaining the soil, so no additional drainage is required to relieve hydrostatic pressures.
The published tolerances comply with EN 10223-2:1997, from plus or minus 1.0 mm on 10 mm mesh up to plus or minus 8.0 mm on 100 mm mesh.
Aluminium, Al-Mg alloy, fibreglass or stainless steel in 304, 316 or 316L. Galvanized iron screen is an inland specification.
Yes, and they normally are. Folding them cuts transport freight, and they are opened and assembled on site before filling.
One factory, one order, one container. Send the specification and the quantity and we will price it as a package.