Gabion Solutions Built to Last.
Rhinoweld® delivers premium gabion baskets and accessories for structural landscaping, retaining walls, erosion control and civil infrastructure projects.
Rhinoweld® is Australia’s trusted brand for high-performance Welded Mesh Gabions, retaining wall systems, and modular solutions designed for structural landscaping and civil construction. Our baskets are crafted for strength and precision, providing long-term performance across a wide range of applications—from stabilising slopes and embankments to building bold architectural features in gardens, parks, and public spaces.
Manufactured with premium coatings for durability in harsh environments, each basket is supplied flat-packed for ease of transport and fast on-site assembly. Whether you're managing a large-scale erosion control project or designing a custom gabion wall for a residential build, Rhinoweld gives you the confidence to build with integrity, style, and engineered reliability.
Welded Mesh Gabions
Rhinoweld Gabions are a high-performance solution for a wide range of applications including erosion control, earth retention, soil stabilisation, flood mitigation, and architectural feature walls. Built with durability in mind, each gabion is manufactured using welded mesh and finished with a long-lasting Galfan coating to withstand harsh Australian conditions and deliver reliable performance year after year.
Gabions Kits
Rhinoweld Gabion Kits take the guesswork out of your project. Each kit includes all the panels and accessories you need to construct a complete gabion basket quickly and efficiently—no calculations required. We've pre-packed the essentials so you can focus on building, not counting mesh panels or spirals.
For larger projects, our convenient add-on kits are designed to help you join multiple gabions together with ease. These kits reduce waste and cost by supplying only what’s needed to expand your structure—making them a smarter, more economical choice for continuous gabion walls or large-scale installations.
