Partially Assembled Gabion Wall Fence Galvanized Steel 5mm Free Sample

Partially Assembled Galvanized Steel Gabion Wall Fence 5mm

The Gabion Wall, which is often referred to as a Gabion Fence, is one solution that is both affordable, and relatively fast to construct. The materials used, and the skill required to construct one, are not enormous, which means that these fantastic solutions are great options for DIY enthusiasts, and for the same reasons, are also often used by industrial, municipal and military in a variety of landscaping solutions. These structures are practical, long lasting, and can be built into nearly any form factor and shape that one can imagine.

In simplest terms, a gabion wall is a wire basket that is filled with stones or other materials, which contains the contents in the confined shape and size of the basket. The lifespan of these structures is determined by the wire itself, which means they will endure the test of time, and can be repaired as the wire deteriorates. The choice of wire used in the creation of the ‘basket’ is an important part of your materials selection process. The most popular of the wire types used is galvanized steel, though there are variety of options available to you depending on your budget and requirements.

When compared to Woven Mesh gabions, Weld Mesh Gabions are substantially easier, quicker and thus cheaper to fill and install. The ease and speed of installation more than compensates for the nominal additional purchase cost. Hence, it is the more economical overall solution, once the installation cost is taken into consideration. When designed like for like, they provide the most economical solution for small to medium height soil retaining applications.

Surface treatment of the Welded Gabion basket:

• PVC powder paint after welded (color can be custmoized)
• PVC powder coated after welded(color can be custmoized)
• Hot dipped galvanized after welded

Aperture of the Welded Gabion 

 

Helical Wire 

Weld Mesh Gabion when hand filled with decorative stone facing is also increasingly being used as architectural cladding for walls and buildings in Ireland. It is a simple and easy way of achieving architectural stone cladding for buildings and other structures. The reason for this is the tidy and aesthetically pleasing stone faced finish due to the rigidity of the weld mesh. Gabions used for cladding have a different configuration to those used in retaining walls.

Advantages of Welded Mesh Gabions

• Blends easily and harmoniously with the natural surroundings.
• Low cost
• Good resistance to natural forces
• Can withstand unpredictable movement or settlement without loss of stability
• Durable
• Permeable
• Simple and fast installation
• Possibility of DIY installation
• Quality finish and appearance
• Customisation possible
• Quick and cheap to install
• Easily made to order
• Easy to vegetate 

Welded Gabion Basket Uses & Functionality:

Gabion structures are used for a multitude of different purposes. While most well known by consumers as excellent fences, garden walls, planters or barriers, they are often used on a larger scale as noise barriers, flood walls, fish screens and retaining walls. Their versatility and relative simplicity are a big part of why they are so often used in such diverse and different ways. As they can be built in such a wide range of sizes and shapes, they offer practical solutions to a myriad landscaping uses, both for beauty and utility.

Packing and container loading: Each unit put into a poly bag  then packed with corrugated carton

Weld Mesh Gabions are typically supplied partially assembled to suit customer requirements and flat packed for delivery. Once on site, they are opened up, stood up and then laced together in-situ with lacing wire to form the required retaining wall configuration. Where appropriate, they may also be clipped using CL50 clips or helicalled using Helical binders.