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Welded Wire Mesh
Slim welded wire-mesh gabion panels for architectural stone facades, feature walls and landscape cladding.

Description
Slim welded wire-mesh gabion panels for architectural stone facades, feature walls and landscape cladding.
Decorative Gabion Cladding consists of slim, rigid welded wire-mesh baskets designed to face buildings, structures and landscape walls with natural stone. Fixed to a backing wall or frame and filled with selected decorative rock, the panels deliver the texture and mass of a stone wall at a fraction of the depth and weight, giving architects and landscapers a fast, expressive finishing system.
The welded mesh holds a crisp, flat face that suits modern architecture, and the fine aperture retains smaller, attractive fill stone. Panels are shallow and light enough to clad vertical surfaces, yet robust and weatherproof for decades of outdoor service. Benefits include rapid installation with a clamp-bar fixing system, design freedom in stone colour and size, and low maintenance compared with mortared stone.
Cladding baskets are produced from 4.0–5.0 mm welded wire with a fine aperture chosen to suit the decorative fill, in depths from 100 mm to 300 mm. Coatings include galvanized, Galfan and architectural powder-coat finishes. The system is supplied with clamp bars, spacers and fasteners for fixing to concrete, blockwork or steel frames, and panel sizes are made to the facade layout.
Used for commercial and residential facades, entrance and feature walls, retaining-wall facing, garden and boundary walls, signage bases and landscape architecture. Popular with architects, developers and landscape contractors seeking a natural stone aesthetic with engineered installation.
Zhongman manufactures architectural gabion systems to tight tolerances with a choice of durable, attractive finishes. We provide panels cut to your facade layout, complete with fixing hardware, and support projects with shop-drawing-ready dimensions and dependable export delivery plus English-language coordination.