Irrigation departments in Bengal, the North East and the plains write wire crates and gabions into embankment, canal and check dam works every season. Most BOQs ask for 4 mm GI crates by weight, or IS 16014 boxes.
| Application | Product | As tenders usually write it | Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Embankment / crate works | 4 mm GI wire crate | 100×100, 4.0 mm GI, 32 kg per 10 sqm | Crates |
| Check dam | Gabion box | 10×12, 2.7 or 3.0 mm GI | Check dam guide |
| Canal / drain lining | Revet mattress | 6×8, 0.17–0.30 m | Mattress |
| Weir downstream apron | Revet mattress | Zn+PVC for permanent water | Thickness |
| Wet sites | PVC coated gabion box | 2.7/3.7 mm Zn+PVC | PVC box |
Every product is made at our own works in West Bengal; every lot is supplied with a test certificate. Download the matching technical data sheets to attach to a submittal.
We manufacture to the Indian Standards and quote against any other standard your specification names, confirming each clause before we quote.
Crates are made to the department drawing and checked by weight before dispatch, with the test certificate per lot.
Quotations show basic price, GST and freight separately. Send the BOQ or drawing to agarwalgabions@gmail.com or WhatsApp +91 98300-95187.
A crate woven from 4.0 mm galvanized wire in 100×100 mm mesh, whose mesh weighs about 32 kg for every 10 square metres. The weight is how departments check the wire size and mesh on site.
On small streams and gullies they are cheaper, flexible and free-draining, and they trap silt; masonry suits bigger structures on firm rock.
Tell us your dimensions, wire specification and quantity — we'll come back with a quotation and lead time.