Neat welded boxes suit gardens, parks, and commercial retaining features.
Welded Gabion Box for Clean-Line Landscape Walls, Cladding, and Site Features
Welded gabion boxes are assembled from rigid welded panels, giving the finished wall a straighter edge and more architectural appearance than woven baskets. They are useful where appearance, alignment, and repeatable module size matter.
They are often used for garden walls, facade cladding, seating, boundary features, and decorative retaining structures. Panel wire diameter, mesh size, spiral or clip connection, surface treatment, and box depth can be customized.

Product Advantages
- Neat appearance: Rigid welded panels maintain straight edges and repeatable module dimensions for architectural and landscape work.
- Ecological permeability: Stone-filled or open mesh structure supports drainage, pressure release, and ecological recovery.
- Fixed welded joints: Welded intersections hold panel geometry after assembly and resist distortion.
- Regular forms: Suits straight walls, steps, and geometric shapes in landscape and architectural work.
Structure
Welded Gabion Box is assembled from welded mesh panels, spiral binders, stiffeners, diaphragms, and lids. The flat panels and rigid welded joints create a neat, dimensionally stable box that can be filled with stone for landscape walls, retaining walls, or boundary decoration.
Working Principle
Welded Gabion Box uses the rigidity of welded panels to keep a stable box shape after stone filling. The flat panels create a neat face, internal stiffeners and diaphragms limit bulging, and stone voids maintain drainage, making it suitable for projects that require appearance and dimensional stability.

Specifications
| Common size | 1×0.5×0.5m, 1×1×1m, 2×1×1m, customizable |
| Mesh opening | 50×50mm, 75×75mm, 100×100mm, etc. |
| Wire diameter | 3.0-6.0mm |
| Surface treatment | Hot-dip galvanized, powder coated, zinc-aluminum coating |
| Accessories | Spiral binders, stiffeners, clips, connection rings |
Applications
Used along rivers, lakes, and water features with clean stacking and shaping.
Works as facades, partitions, and landscape structures with visible stone texture.
Protects road slopes, plazas, and public facility edges with stable geometry.