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The Terramesh System streamlines construction by integrating drainage, reinforcement, and facing into a single, prefabricated unit. It allows for the use of on-site fill material, accelerates project timelines, and creates a natural, vegetative finish that blends with the environment.

Rectangular Gabion Boxes are the most common type of gabion structure. When assembled and filled, they interlock to create strong, stable, and environmentally compatible walls or structures that blend seamlessly with their surroundings and improve over time as vegetation establishes.

Reno Mattress is a shallow, wide gabion structure used to cover large areas subject to erosion. Its low height and high permeability make it ideal for lining riverbanks, canals, and coastal slopes, providing stability while blending with the natural environment. Compared to traditional gabion boxes, it is more economical for surface protection projects.

Galvanized Gabions are modular, rectangular containers crafted from steel wire mesh that has been protected by a zinc coating—a process known as galvanization. This crucial treatment significantly enhances the wire's resistance to corrosion and oxidation, dramatically extending the structure's lifespan, even in harsh environmental conditions like freshwater or soil exposure.

Hexagonal Gabions are versatile, mesh wire containers characterized by their distinctive hexagonal (hex) weave pattern. Traditionally crafted from double-twisted, galvanized steel wire, this classic design offers a unique combination of flexibility, strength, and permeability. The hexagonal mesh is inherently resilient, allowing the structure to withstand settling and ground movement without failure, while its open nature promotes natural drainage and vegetation growth, fostering ecological inte

Erosion Control Gabions are engineered, modular wire mesh containers filled with stone, designed specifically to combat soil erosion and stabilize terrain. Utilized extensively in civil and environmental engineering, they serve as a robust, permeable barrier that dissipates the energy of flowing water, preventing the scour and loss of earth along vulnerable landscapes. Common applications include revetments to armor riverbanks and shorelines, aprons to protect bridge abutments, linings for drain