Welded gabion walls are a popular fencing solution for commercial, residential, and infrastructure projects like railways and bridges. They also effectively control erosion. Welded mesh gabions are easier, quicker, and more cost-effective to fill and install than woven mesh gabions. Though slightly pricier to purchase, their installation efficiency makes them the more economical choice overall, ideal for small-to-medium height

Product Description: Welded gabion baskets are heavy-duty steel mesh containers that hold stones, gravel, or earth for versatile outdoor applications. Ideal for creating retaining walls, erosion barriers, garden borders, or decorative raised beds, these galvanized or PVC-coated cages blend functionality with aesthetic flexibility.   Key Specifications: ​Material: Hot-dipped galvanized steel / Galfan wire (optional PVC coa

Product Description: This welded gabion bench combines industrial durability with rustic charm, perfect for parks, gardens, patios, and residential landscapes. The modular design includes two galvanized steel baskets as a sturdy base and interchangeable seating boards for quick assembly. Key Features: ​Baskets: Made of 4.0-5.0mm galvanized steel wire with 3.0-4.0mm helical reinforcements. Welded grid openings (5x5cm to 10x10cm

Product Description Combining wood-plastic composite (WPC) panels with welded galvanized gabion frames (4.0–5.0mm wire), these 2m×0.5m×0.5m benches offer dual functionality as erosion-resistant retaining structures and aesthetic outdoor seating. Featuring 50×50mm mesh and customizable PVC-coated finishes, they provide a 30% faster installation than woven gabions, ideal for parks, commercial landscapes, and residential gardens.

1. What is a Gabion Cage? A gabion cage is a wire mesh container, usually rectangular or square, filled with stones or other suitable materials. Made from galvanized steel wire or other corrosion-resistant materials, it’s a simple and effective construction element used in civil engineering and landscaping for centuries. 2. Types of Gabion Cages 2.1. Galvanized Gabion Cages These are common. Galvanization coats the steel