Our Gabion Wall Installation Process
Gabion walls rely on mass and good packing rather than mortar, so the way the cages are built and filled decides how the wall performs. This is how our team puts one in.
Site and drainage assessment — we look at where water is coming from and how a permeable wall can work with it rather than against it.
Base preparation — we excavate and compact a level, stable base, since gabions settle unevenly if the ground under them does.
Cage assembly — baskets are assembled square and laced tightly, because a cage that racks out of shape will bulge once it is loaded.
Placement and tying — each basket is set in position and tied to its neighbours so the whole run behaves as one structure.
Rock filling — rock is hand-packed at the faces for a tidy look and machine-filled through the middle to keep voids down.
Bracing, lids and finishing — internal bracing wires go in, lids are closed and laced, and we backfill and tidy behind the wall.

