Gabion are most commonly used as retaining walls for erosion control and to prevent slope soil from sliding or eroding. Gabion baskets can also be used to create temporary flood walls, perimeter fences, and can even be used for more creative applications, such as planters, pond surrounds and much more.Also known as gabion cages, their main use in structural engineering has been for protecting shorelines, river banks and slopes from erosion, and they're either laid at angles in “mattress” form or, more commonly, stacked incrementally like bricks.

SS&RF Ltd Gabion box is hexagonal shape wire hh mesh container of variable sizes, uniformly partitioned into internal cells, interconnected with other similar units and filled with stone at the project site to form flexible, permeable monolithic structures to protect land from erosion, construction of earth retaining structure, river embankment etc.A non-raveling mesh made by twisting continuous pairs of wire through two one half turn (Generally refer as Double Twist) to form hexagonal shape openings which are then interconnected to adjacent wires to form hexagonal openings.