Curved gabion retaining walls have several welded gabion mesh connections fixed in place. These strong gabion structures excel in soil stabilization, erosion control, and slope stability.

Gabions can be employed in a variety of ways to stabilize soil conditions around bridges, bridge piers and bridge abutments slopes. Generally the angle of the slope to be protected shall determine what structure type is best suited for each application.

Various materials, mesh openings, wire diameters are available upon request. We can also offer a variety of framed gabions options including units for walls and benches with architectural angle iron welded on the custom gabion mesh baskets.

Standard gabion retaining wall designs from UK supplier, Fine Mesh Metals. View the detailed gabion design documents here.

Dec 1, 2020 · Gabion walls are made up of row upon row of orthogonal cages or baskets (gabions) which are filled with rock fragments/cobbles and tied together. This arrangement forms a block of gravity structure that is able to withstand lateral pressure on it.

Gabion Supply offers custom materials, baskets and DIY guides for gabion retaining wall design. Give our team a call.

Gabion Walls are generally analyzed as gravity retaining walls, that is, walls which use their own weight to resist the lateral earth pressures. The use of horizontal layers of welded wire mesh (Anchor Mesh) as horizontal tie-backs for soil reinforcement (MSE Walls) is discussed separately.

Apr 14, 2015 · We added a sitting section by mortaring on some sandstone pencil-round pavers that had been carefully angle-cut to go around the curve. To do this we finished the packed stone below the top of the cage, spread some geotextile and then concrete on top to bring it up to level.

Sep 26, 2021 · Gabions can be used to follow a grade along a wall, construct stream bed banks, and strengthen coastal dunes. Gabion walls’ tops can taper to match any change in landscape height.

A Gabion Wall is a type of retaining wall that is constructed by stacked stone filled with gabions fixed together with wire. Gabion retaining walls are generally battered (angled back towards the slope), or stepped back with the ground on the slope, rather than stacked vertically.