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How to Use Gabion Stone Separating Panels

Below you will find a step-by-step guide on how to use gabion stone separating panels.

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Step 1) Select the Right Panel

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  • To select the appropriately sized panel, simply measure the length and height of the gabion you plan to use.
  • This will determine the length and height of your stone separating divider.

 

Step 2) Position the Panel

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  • Place the partition inside the gabion, positioning it at the center of the basket’s depth.

 

Step 3) Secure the Panel at the Top

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  • Start securing the partition to the top of the gabion mesh on both sides using the tying wire included with your basket.

 

Step 4) Continue Securing

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  • Continue securing the panel with the tying wire, working your way down until you reach the bottom.

 

Step 5) Cut Off the Excess Wire

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  • Use wire cutters to cut any excess tying wire once the panel is fully secured.

Step 6) Fill the Back Compartment

  • Start filling the back compartment with inexpensive rubble.

Step 7) Fill the Front

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  • Fill the front compartment with decorative stone.

Step 8) Ensure Both Compartments are Filled

  • Once both compartments are filled, ensure the gabion is stable and securely fasten the lid to complete the installation.

Benefits

  • Can be used to fill the back of the baskets with inexpensive rubble, reducing the overall cost.
  • Requires less decorative stone to fill the gabion.
  • Reduces pressure on the walls of the basket.
  • Enables both hand laying and machine filling.

 

Tips & Warnings

  • When considering how to use gabion stone separating panels, choose the appropriate panel size by measuring the length and height of the basket you plan to use.
  • Fill the front compartment with either granite or limestone, depending on your preference.
  • You can fill the back compartment with any material, as long as the pieces are larger than 75mm.
  • For larger projects and structural retaining walls, you should use only engineer-approved stone to ensure the stability of the cage walls.

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