Ghat road rockfall and slope protection, Konkan river and coastal works, watershed structures. Gabion boxes, revet mattresses and wire mesh made to IS 16014:2024 by an ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturer.
Maharashtra's Western Ghats carry the state's busiest roads and railways down steep basalt escarpments, where rockfall and slips in the monsoon are a constant maintenance task. Below them, the Konkan's short, fast rivers and the coast need bank and shore protection, and the Deccan interior builds check dams and watershed structures by the thousand.
The basalt that causes the rockfall also makes excellent gabion fill. We deliver gabion boxes, rockfall netting, mattresses and facia units to contractors across Maharashtra from our works in West Bengal.
Netting draped over basalt faces above roads and railway lines.
Gabion walls on ghat roads and hill-station slopes.
Mattresses and PVC coated units along rivers and creeks.
Gabion check dams and gully plugs across the Deccan.
Gabions travel folded flat by road or rail from our works in West Bengal; fill is local basalt.
The monsoon, June to September, is heaviest on the Ghats and the Konkan. Rockfall and slope works are built from October to May; check dams before the rains so they hold the first runoff.
Ghat cuttings: rockfall netting in 25 m rolls; heavily galvanized for the dry faces.
Walls: heavily galvanized boxes, 10×12 mesh, 2.70 mm wire.
Konkan rivers and creeks: PVC coated units.
Send the clause from your drawing or BOQ and we will confirm the mesh type, wire diameters and coating against it before quoting.
Orders for the rest of India are dispatched from our West Bengal works on the national road and rail routes — Jangalpur near Kolkata, or Ethelbari in the Dooars for the north, whichever is nearer the site. Send your BOQ or drawing with the site location and we will quote a delivered price.
Yes — we deliver across Maharashtra from our works in West Bengal. Send the BOQ or drawing with the site location for a delivered price.
Yes — fresh, unweathered basalt is hard, dense and angular, which is what gabion fill needs. Avoid weathered or soft material that breaks down in water.
Tell us your dimensions, wire specification and quantity — we'll come back with a quotation and lead time.
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