Gabion Wall - Galvanised Steel - 150x60x100 cm

The most common and effective materials are rocks, stones, or gravel. The size of the material should be larger than the mesh opening (10 x 5 cm) to prevent it from falling out. You can also use crushed concrete or other suitable durable materials.

For most standard landscaping applications, placing the gabion on level, compacted ground is sufficient. For significant slopes or heavy load-bearing requirements, anchoring or providing a more substantial foundation may be advisable.

It is not recommended to cut the gabion, as this can compromise the structural integrity of the welded mesh and the galvanised coating. It is designed to be used as a unit or joined with other units.

Multiple gabion baskets can be placed side by side. Secure them together using wire ties or connectors passed through adjacent mesh sections to ensure they form a continuous, stable structure.

Due to the metal construction, wear sturdy safety shoes and protective gloves to prevent cuts or injuries from sharp edges. Ensure the assembly area is clear.

The gabion is designed for high load capacity due to its sturdy galvanised steel construction and welded mesh. Specific load limits depend on proper filling and installation, but it is engineered for retaining wall applications.

Ensure the ground is level and compacted. Check that the gabion was fully assembled and that the filling material is densely packed and evenly distributed.

Verify that the filling material is not too large or heavy for the mesh size. Ensure the wire diameter (3.5 mm) is sufficient for the intended load and consider adding internal bracing if necessary for extreme loads.

Refer to the assembly instructions carefully. Ensure all panels are correctly aligned before securing them. Having a second person assist can simplify the process.

Minor rust spots may occur over time. The galvanised coating provides protection. If significant rust develops, consider applying a rust-inhibiting sealant designed for galvanised steel.