Crushed Stone Utilization Basket Method "Crushed Stone Box - saisekibako -"

The "labor-saving cage method" allows for easy and speedy construction using crushed stone as backfill material. [Crushed stone can be used]

We respond to the voices from the field saying, 'There are no large stones used in gabion work' and 'It is difficult to manually arrange and align large stones.' ■ Features of the 'Crushed Stone Box - saisekibako -' - The fine mesh of the wire netting on the front and side allows for filling with crushed stone of 20mm or larger (No. 4 or larger). - By filling with crushed stone, the middle filling work becomes significantly faster compared to traditional gabion methods. - Since the top cover (top panel) is generally not used, there is less work involved in attaching coils. (Note: The top panel is optional.) - The assembly of the panels is simple, allowing anyone to assemble them smoothly. - The main body of the gabion is made of galvanized aluminum alloy welded wire mesh, providing a sturdy structure. - Using galvanized aluminum alloy wire makes it highly corrosion-resistant. (Material durability: approximately 30 years underwater, 30 to 150 years in the atmosphere) - Compared to Quick Gabions (panel-type mattress gabions) and Quick Gabions for fine gravel (double mattress gabions), the direct construction costs are lower. (Comparison with in-house products) We also undertake construction work. Please feel free to consult with us.

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