Haora river banks, city drainage and low tilla slopes. Gabion boxes, revet mattresses and wire mesh made to IS 16014:2024 by an ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturer.
Agartala lies on the flats of the Haora river among low hills (tillas). The Haora and the city's drains overflow in heavy rain, river banks erode, and the soft tilla slopes cut for roads and houses wash out without protection.
We deliver gabion boxes and revet mattresses to contractors in and around Agartala from our Ethelbari works in North Bengal, by road through Assam.
Mattresses on the bank and boxes at the toe where the river erodes.
Mattress linings so drains do not scour or collapse in a flash flood.
Low gabion walls and mattresses on soft slopes cut for roads and buildings.
Bank protection on the ponds and water bodies across the city.
Agartala is supplied from our Ethelbari works by road through Assam. Stone for filling is not plentiful on the Tripura flats — price it before the gabions.
Rain is heavy from about May to September. River and drain work belongs in the dry months, November to April.
River banks, drains and ponds: PVC coated mattresses (0.23 or 0.30 m) and boxes, on a filter.
Tilla slopes: low heavily galvanized gabion walls with a geotextile behind — the soft soil washes out otherwise.
Send the clause from your drawing or BOQ and we will confirm the mesh type, wire diameters and coating against it before quoting.
Works 2 — Ethelbari, Birpara 735204. Our Ethelbari works in the Dooars of North Bengal serves Sikkim, Bhutan, North Bengal and the North East. Send your BOQ or drawing with the site location and we will quote a delivered price.
Yes — by road from our Ethelbari works through Assam. Send the BOQ with the site location for a delivered quotation.
Hard stone is scarce on the Tripura flats and usually comes in from quarries outside the city, so include it in the estimate from the start. Mattresses use smaller stone than boxes.
Tell us your dimensions, wire specification and quantity — we'll come back with a quotation and lead time.
Photo: Antonio Canfora, CC BY-SA 3.0
