Hexagonal Gabion Box - Double Twisted Woven Mesh for Retaining Wall and Erosion Control

Hexagonal Gabion Box - Double Twisted Woven Mesh for Retaining Wall and Erosion Control

Product Description

1. Double twisted woven mesh – Prevents unraveling upon wire breakage, ensuring long-term structural resilience.
2. Hexagonal mesh geometry – Optimized for stone retention and hydraulic permeability, ideal for soil and water environments.
3. Hot-dip galvanized coating – 80-120g/m² zinc weight, providing 25+ years corrosion resistance.
4. High tensile steel wire – Mesh wire 2.0-4.0mm, selvedge wire up to 3.8mm for enhanced edge strength.
5. Flexible articulation – Adapts to ground settlement and earth movement without structural failure.

Product Specification

Key attributes

Product  Features

1. Double twisted woven mesh – Prevents unraveling upon wire breakage, ensuring long-term structural resilience.
2. Hexagonal mesh geometry – Optimized for stone retention and hydraulic permeability, ideal for soil and water environments.
3. Hot-dip galvanized coating – 80-120g/m² zinc weight, providing 25+ years corrosion resistance.
4. High tensile steel wire – Mesh wire 2.0-4.0mm, selvedge wire up to 3.8mm for enhanced edge strength.
5. Flexible articulation – Adapts to ground settlement and earth movement without structural failure.

Why Choose Us?

1. Specialized engineering – Focused on woven gabion systems for retaining walls and erosion control, not generic wire mesh.
2. Superior integrity – Double twisted technology prevents catastrophic unraveling, critical for long-term soil retention.
3. Full customization – Mesh opening (60x80mm to 150x150mm), wire diameter, coating type, and dimensions tailored to your project.
4. Reinforced options – Steel rope integration along borders and mid-sections for heavy-duty applications.
5. Eco-compatible design – Permeable structure supports vegetation growth and natural drainage, meeting green engineering standards.

Applications 

1. Retaining walls – Gravity walls for highway embankments, residential gardens, and industrial sites.
2. Erosion control – Riverbanks, lake shores, and coastal bluffs prone to soil loss.
3. Slope stabilization – Reinforcing unstable slopes along roads, railways, and cut-and-fill projects.
4. Channel lining – Protecting irrigation canals, drainage ditches, and spillways from scouring.
5. Architectural landscaping – Decorative gabion walls, planters, and privacy screens.