Rhinoweld Welded Mesh Gabions are high‑strength, corrosion‑resistant steel cages used to create feature walls, retaining walls, garden seats, letterboxes, planter pots, sound barriers and more. They combine natural stone infill with a sturdy steel structure to deliver both visual appeal and practical performance.

All Rhinoweld wire mesh products are coated with Galfan for superior corrosion protection. Panels are available in mesh sizes such as 25 × 25 mm (3 mm wire) and 50 × 50 mm or 100 × 50 mm (typically 4 mm wire), with alternative coatings (e.g. zinc‑only or PVC) available on request.

Yes! Rhinoweld offers pre-packaged gabion kits (e.g. 1 × 0.5 × 1 m, 0.5 × 0.5 × 0.5 m, 1 × 0.3 × 0.5 m), plus add‑on kits for joining multiple cages. Accessories include spiral lacing wires, C‑clips, braces, panels and even hire‑or‑buy lacing guns.

Stone is not included in the kit. As a rough guide, allow about 1.8 tonnes of stone per cubic metre of completed gabion volume. For a 100 × 50 mm mesh gabion, use rock sized between approx. 75 mm and 150 mm to avoid falling through gaps.

If your structure is a structural retaining wall or over certain height, you should consult a qualified civil or structural engineer to assess factors such as drainage, soil load, and local building regulations. Smaller garden features like seats or planters usually don’t require formal approval.

Assembly is straightforward. Panels come flat‑packed and are joined using spiral binders, or C‑clips for larger structures, often with a lacing gun for speed. Kits include all necessary joiners. Some light cutting or adjustments may be required on site.

Thanks to the Galfan coating and high‑quality ISO 9001‑manufactured wire mesh, Rhinoweld is engineered to last for many years, even in harsh outdoor and coastal environments.

Yes! We have distributors Australia‑wide, with delivery available to all states. Freight costs and lead times depend on size and location—contact us for a quote or pickup options.