Hexagonal and Gabion Box For Coastal Protection

Product Description:

Gabion basket cage—a double-twisted wire mesh container of variable sizes, uniformly partitioned into internal cells, interconnected with other siar units, and filled with stone at the project site to form flexible, permeable, monolithic structures to against flood.

Gabion cages are wire containers made of hexagonal wire netting. Wire diameter varies with the hexagonal nettings. For hexagonal wire netting with no pvc coating, the wire diameter ranges from 2.0mm to 4.0mm. For those PVC coated hexagonal wire netting, the outside diameter ranges from 3.0mm to 4.0mm.

Gabion wire mesh boxes/basket specifications

Features:

Economic. Just fill the stone into the gabions and seal it.
Simple installation. No special technology needed.
Corrosion resistant.
No collapse even under big scope of deforming.
Sludge in the stones is good for plant growing. Mixed to form a integrity with the natural environment.
Good permeation can prevent the damage by hydrostatic.
Less transport freight. It can be folded together for transport and further installation.

Gabion cages applications:

The portfolio of products is used in numerous solutions:

River and stream training:
Weirs and drop-structures, river bank protection and river groynes reduce the erosion caused by river flow. These solutions are often used to sustain societies by providing water supply systems and irrigation channels for agriculture. Rivers are often contained within cities by lined channels , limiting erosion and riverbank loss.

Scour protection:
Our solutions are used around bridge piers, within reservoirs, on overflow channels from dams and within mines to limit the erosion effects from moving water.

Reservoirs, storage lagoons and ponds:
Our solutions are used to create and line containment works for reservoirs, mine stilling basins, canals, attenuation ponds and storage lagoons as well as for golf courses and agriculture.

Coastal protection and repair.
We offer solutions which protect the coast or structures on it, as well as solutions which repair or reinstate the coast, following damage; for example breakwaters or groynes for protection, or dune reconstruction and reef rehabilitation for repair works.