Gabions Ideas

mostinteresting... A gabion is a cage, cylinder, or box filled with rocks, concrete, or sometimes sand and soil. It is a great way to decorate your outdoor area with gabion. Walls, stairs, ponds, garden furniture and much more things can be made this way. Use some of these ideas and make your outdoor area look special and unique. There are many ways to use gabions on the homestead as they are a really simple structure to build. First, they were garden walls and fences. But now more and more homeowners are starting to build other things with gabions. And it makes complete sense! Not only are gabions easier to build than concrete, they could also be a cheaper option if you have access to lots of free rocks and stones. Is there anything you need for your outdoor area that you need or want to be virtually indestructible? See the different ideas we've collected where you can make use of gabions!

[@joseosvaldogiordano2659]

Excelentes ideas para los que gustamos de los gaviones.
Desde Argentina

[@tulipprintprint8158]

Fantastic video

[@himalayaenterprises7567]

Very cool

[@DimitarPopovMusic]

Very cool GABIONS IDEAS

[@williammuse4594]

great video - thanks for the ideas...

[@Khamomil]

Dry stone walls would look so much better.

[@xd_sawa]

la musica esta muy alta.

[@จักรินทร์มากมูล-ล2ณ]

ไอ้เดียวแจ๋วมาก เจ๋งด้วย ยอด

[@kouseiarima9218]

Como puedo contactarme con algun maestro en gaviones en lima para que me presupueste una obra

[@josetobiascastanedaangeles7351]

Kousei Arima tenemos Gaviones para muros de contencion y prevencion de desastres naturales por lluvias y huaycos

[@justgivemethetruth]

Those tall skinny gabions could be a real danger. Being tall and skinny they can tip over easily, and being made of stones they are heavy. If they tipped over when a person or animal was under it, it would be a serious injury or death. They would be better if they were wider at the base to be more stable, but I still would not want one that is able to be tipped over, meaning the cross-section should be squarish or just barely rectangular in the vertical direction. That said, I like the look and the idea of having these heavyweight barriers in place.

[@Obamaistoast2012]

How can they tip over with a support beam cemented in the ground?

[@makiskanyt9269]

you coppying my chanel

[@amarakbar808]

Crest

[@vitorialocatelli1326]

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