The function and use of gabion net

Gabion nets have strong resistance to natural damage, corrosion, and harsh weather. It can withstand large deformations, but still does not collapse. The mud between the cracks in the cage is conducive to the production of plants and can be integrated with the surrounding natural environment.

The gabion net has good permeability and prevents hydrostatic damage. It is conducive to the stability of hillsides and beaches and saves transportation costs. It can be folded, transported and assembled on site. Good flexibility: no structural joints, the overall structure is ductile. Corrosion resistance.

Gabion nets can be used for slope support, foundation pit support, spraying of suspension nets on rocky surfaces in mountainous areas, slope birth (greening), railway and highway isolation block nets. It can also be made into cages and net pads, used for rivers, dikes and seawall protection, reservoirs and river interception nets.

The gabion net can adapt to the changes of the slope without being damaged. Compared with the rigid structure, it has better scourability, safety and stability, and can withstand a flow rate of 6m/s.

The gabion net has good permeability, and has a strong tolerance for the natural and filtering of groundwater. Suspended solids and silt in the water can settle in the rock fill layer, which is conducive to the growth of natural plants and gradually restores the original ecological environment.