How a gabion retaining wall works
A gabion retaining wall resists soil pressure through its own weight. The stone-filled units are free-draining and tolerate some settlement, which suits many embankment, roadside and hillside conditions. Each wall must still be designed for its height, loading, soil, groundwater and foundation.
What the design should define
- Wall height, batter or stepped profile and length
- Foundation level and bearing conditions
- Drainage behind the wall and at the toe
- Backfill material and compaction
- Geotextile or filter requirements
- Surcharge loads and water conditions
We build to the drawings and specification supplied by the project designer or authority. Engineering design is not included unless agreed in writing.
Our scope can include
- Gabion units - see gabion boxes
- Basket assembly, placing, filling and lacing
- Labour-only installation - see gabion labour supply
- Backfill and finishing as specified
Enquiries from Maharashtra and the Pune region
If your project or delivery site is in Pune or elsewhere in Maharashtra, mention the exact location and PIN code in your quotation enquiry. Availability, logistics and timelines are confirmed for each site; enquiries from other states are also reviewed case by case.
Frequently asked questions
What drawings do I need to send?
Plan, cross-section with levels, foundation details, drainage and backfill details, and the specification.
Is geotextile included?
Only if the scope says so. State whether you or we supply it.
Next step
Use the quotation form or contact page and include the drawing or BOQ, quantity, specification and site location. Where details are not final, say so - we will tell you what is needed to prepare a proper quotation.