The fabric behind every gabion we make. Two wires twisted together in a hexagonal pattern — so a single cut strand never unravels the panel. Supplied in rolls or fabricated into units.
Hexagonal double twisted wire mesh is made by twisting two wires together through several turns at each junction, forming a hexagonal pattern. That double twist is what stops the mesh unravelling if one wire is damaged in transit, during filling or in service.
Because the mesh is machine woven rather than hand woven, geometry and wire tension stay consistent across every square metre — no weak spots, and predictable engineering behaviour.
We manufacture to your project's drawing and governing standard. Typical parameters we supply against:
| Parameter | Available options |
|---|---|
| Weave | Hexagonal, double twisted, machine woven |
| Wire type | Galvanized mild steel wire, or PVC coated over GI |
| Mesh aperture | Supplied to project specification |
| Wire diameter | Mesh, selvedge and lacing wire to project specification |
| Supply form | Rolls, or fabricated into gabion boxes, mattresses and sacks |
| Raw material | Procured to ISI standards from verified manufacturers |
| Quality system | ISO 9001:2015 certified (Cert. No. 305024011282Q) |
Three structural reasons engineers specify double twisted mesh over the alternatives.
Cut one wire and the damage stays local. Welded and single-twist meshes can run a failure across the whole panel.
The hexagonal geometry spreads tension in every direction instead of concentrating it at rigid joints.
Heavy galvanizing as standard, with PVC coating available for submerged, coastal and chemically aggressive ground.
One mesh, several engineered products.
Fabricated into rectangular boxes with internal diaphragms for retaining walls, check dams and river training works.
Low-profile mattress units that armour channel beds and banks against scour while staying flexible enough to follow the ground profile.
Sack gabions deploy quickly and conform to an uneven bed — useful for scour protection and emergency closure work, including underwater.
Draped over rock cuttings to hold loose material against the slope and protect the road or railway below.
Tell us your dimensions, wire specification and quantity — we'll come back with a quotation and lead time.
