Product introduction

Chicken wire gabions are mesh containers made of hexagonal woven metal mesh. Filled primarily with stone, concrete blocks, or recycled materials, they are widely used in civil engineering and landscaping. The "chicken wire" in the gabion's name derives from its similarity to chicken coop mesh in the basic weaving process, but the gabion's structure is reinforced to create a heavy-duty support product.

Product specifications

Parameter Category	General Range	Customization Options
Wire Diameter	2.0-3.2mm (galvanized); 2.0/3.0-2.5/3.5mm (PVC-coated)	Heavy-duty wire up to 5mm available
Mesh Size	60×80mm, 80×100mm, 100×120mm	3/8″-4″ (10mm-100mm) customizable
Container Size	Length: 1-30m, Width: 0.5-2m	Special-shaped dimensions supported

Product Advantages

Weather resistance:

Hot-dip galvanized versions withstand temperature fluctuations of -40°C to 60°C, while PVC-coated versions are acid- and alkali-resistant, making them suitable for complex environments such as coastal areas and mining areas.

Structural stability:

The hexagonal mesh disperses impact forces, and after rock filling, it forms a flexible support structure, allowing for foundation settlement within 30mm without collapse.

Ecological adaptability:

The mesh's pores facilitate water and soil exchange and plant growth, making it eco-friendly and suitable for river management.

Cost-effectiveness:

Compared to concrete support, the foldable gabion reduces transportation costs by 40%, eliminates the need for large-scale equipment installation, and increases construction efficiency by more than three times.

Product Application

Water conservancy: River bank protection, flood control dikes, and drainage ditch linings (permeable to reduce erosion).
Civil engineering: Slope protection, retaining walls, and roadbed reinforcement for high-fill sections.
Landscape: Chicken wire gabion works well in creative products such as outdoor seating, flower pots, and patio walls (which combine industrial aesthetics with practicality).
Emergency: Temporary landslide support and post-disaster retaining structures (quickly assembled).