3x1x1m PVC Coated Gabion Box Twist Rock Cage Retaining Wall

Product Description:

Gabion Box is an effective way for erosion control that consists of hexagonal wire netting. The diameter of wire used can vary according to the hexagonal netting. It is widely used in river courses where soil erosion is a prominent problem and has extensive application to protect against soil loss or scour over a large, flat/sloped surface.

Gabion is commonly used in the civil engineering industry, specifically for the construction of highway drainage structures. Its capability to withstand erosion offers a cost-effective and versatile approach for this purpose.

Features:

• Product Name: Hexagonal Gabion Box
• Application: Construction Wire Mesh
• Packing: In Bundle
• Tensile Strength: 380-550N/mm2
• Lacing Wire: 2.0mm-2.2mm
• Gabion Boxes and Mattress
• Gabion box

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

Reinforcing slopes of hills and mountains, roofs of roads, and canal roofs can help to protect them well. Furthermore, riverbanks and coasts can also be reinforced and protected. Moreover, we need to reinforce dams, spillways and entrances to irrigation works. Moreover, we should use reinforcing techniques to protect sloping grounds, walls and anti-slip. Besides that, bridge foots, electric/telephone pole foundation pits should also be protected. What’s more, discharge doors and drains should be paid extra attention.

Building retaining walls (gravity walls) is necessary to stop landslides of mountainous roads, river banks and coasts. Gavelling canals/ditches can make it more difficult for erosion to happen. In addition, we should build dams to block water, dams to store water, as well as to control, coordinate and improve flow. Embankments, dams and slopes can help to prevent landslides, landslides and erosion, which is also known as the water and soil protection project.

Packing and Shipping:

50-100 gabion wire mesh /per bundle,wrapped with 2 to steel strips,
It is compressed and to be bundled,then with pallets together.
It could be made to roll package

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