Galvanized Hexagonal Stone Mesh Offers Gabion Erosion Slope Protection Use Grade Type

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Product specification

Gabion size (m)	Wire diameter			Mesh opening	Surface treatment
	Mesh wire	Selvage wire	Tie wire
2x1x0.5	2.0mm 2.2mm 2.4mm 2.7mm 3.0mm	2.4mm 2.7mm 3.0mm 3.4mm 3.9mm	1.8mm 2.0mm 2.2mm	60 x80mm 80x100mm 80x120mm 100 x120mm 120 x150mm	Hot-dipped Galvanized Electric Galvanized PVC coated  PE coated      Galfan
2x1x1
3x1x0.5
3x1x1
4x1x1
6x1x1
2x1x0.3(Mattress)
3x1x0.3(Mattress)
Material	Carbon steel wire, Galvanized wire,Zinc-aluminum,Black iron wire
Surface treatment	Hot-dipped galvanized, Electric galvanized, PVC Coated
Application	Retaining walls: Build gravity walls to hold back earth and support steep slopes. River and canal protection: Line riverbanks, channels, and coastal shores to stop water erosion. Rockfall prevention: Protect roads and railways from falling mountain rocks. Landscaping and decoration: Build garden walls, privacy fences, and architectural accents. Noise barriers: Absorb sound along highways and busy public areas.
All specifications can be customized according to customer needs.

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Application

Gabion structures serve as versatile decorative elements in modern landscaping, combining natural stone textures with industrial mesh patterns for rustic visual appeal. They function as seating benches, planters, garden dividers, or freestanding screens. By selecting varied stones or recycled glass, designers achieve specific color themes to complement any setting. Their semi-transparent appearance casts dynamic shadows, while low maintenance and natural patina over time make them sustainable, functional art installations for urban plazas, residential yards, and public parks.

Gabion cages form robust flood barriers that absorb and deflect high-velocity water during storms. Their heavy stone filling resists displacement, while the permeable mesh reduces hydrostatic pressure without complex drainage systems. Interconnected units create flexible floodwalls that distribute hydraulic forces evenly, preventing foundation scouring. They can be rapidly deployed in emergencies and are easily repaired, providing long-term, low-maintenance protection for rivers, coastal zones, and urban drainage channels against rising floodwaters.

Gabion revetments combat riverbank erosion by dissipating flow energy and reducing shear stress along the bank. Their rough surface slows water velocity, promoting sediment deposition and natural bank recovery. The porous structure supports aquatic habitats, offering shelter for fish and vegetation roots while flexing with bank movements. Installed in stepped layers, they handle both high-flow scouring and low-flow exposure, ensuring year-round stability for rivers, canals, and coastal shorelines with minimal environmental disruption.

Hexagonal gabion mattresses stabilize vulnerable slopes with flexible steel mesh cages filled with angular stones. They adapt to ground movements without cracking and reduce surface runoff to prevent soil erosion. The permeable structure allows natural drainage, while trapped sediment encourages vegetation growth, reinforcing the slope ecologically. Widely used along highways and railway cuttings, they offer a cost-effective, environmentally friendly alternative to rigid concrete walls.

Gabion retaining walls hold back soil beside highways using gravity and friction from rock-filled mesh cages. Their flexible design accommodates settlement and seismic movements without failure, ensuring roadside safety. Natural drainage through stone voids eliminates water pressure buildup behind the wall. Prefabricated cages enable quick assembly with local stones, reducing construction time and costs. These durable walls also protect against rockfalls and debris slides along steep terrains, making them ideal for mountain roads.

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FAQ

Q1:What is hexagonal mesh for gabion boxes?
A1:Hexagonal mesh is a woven wire mesh with six-sided openings, commonly called "gabion wire mesh" or "double-twist mesh." It is made by twisting adjacent wires together in a double-twist pattern, creating flexible and durable panels used to build gabion baskets for retaining walls and erosion control.

Q2:What materials and coatings are available?
A2:Common materials include hot-dipped galvanized steel wire, Galfan wire (zinc-5% aluminum alloy), PVC coated wire, and stainless steel wire. Hot-dipped galvanized is standard and cost-effective. Galfan offers 2-3 times longer corrosion life than standard galvanized. PVC coating adds extra protection and color options for landscaping applications.

Q3:What are standard mesh openings and wire diameters?
A4:Standard mesh openings are 60x80mm, 80x100mm, and 100x120mm. Wire diameters range from 2.0mm to 4.0mm for the mesh panels. Selvage wire and lacing wire are typically 2.2mm to 3.0mm. Heavier wire and smaller openings are used for large structural gabion walls.

Q4:What is the difference between welded and woven hexagonal gabion mesh?

A4:Woven hexagonal mesh is made by twisting wires together, providing flexibility and the ability to conform to uneven ground. If cut, it does not unravel because of the double-twist design. Welded mesh is rigid and has straight edges but can break at weld points under ground movement. Woven double-twist mesh is recommended for structural applications and high-load retaining walls.

Q5:What are standard gabion box sizes?
A5:Common box sizes are 1x1x1m, 2x1x1m, 3x1x1m, 2x1x0.5m, and 1.5x1x1m. The mesh is supplied folded flat with pre-formed diaphragms to reduce shipping costs. Custom sizes are available for specific project requirements.

Q6:What applications use hexagonal gabion mesh?
A6:Retaining walls, riverbank erosion control, bridge abutments, channel linings, landscaping and garden walls, slope stabilization, and coastal protection. The flexible nature allows the mesh to adapt to ground settlement and hydraulic pressure without breaking.