Gabion cladding by Phi Group is a welded mesh system made from rigid panels, used to cover buildings or retaining walls for improved appearance. Panels are typically 150–200mm thick, allowing hand placement of stone for an architectural finish, and can be used as free standing visual or acoustic barriers.

  • Welded mesh panels filled with stone for architectural cladding or screening
  • Panels are 150–200mm thick for hand-placed stone finishes
  • Can use local stone for visual integration with surroundings
  • Attaches to buildings or walls using steel frames or fixings
  • Free standing versions include support columns for added strength
  • Improves appearance of existing structures
  • Acts as a visual or acoustic barrier

Applications

  • Cladding to buildings
  • Improving appearance of traditional retaining walls
  • Free standing visual screens
  • Acoustic barriers

Dimensions

Panel thickness: 150–200mm

Materials

Welded mesh panels

Stone infill

Installation

Attaches using steel frames or fixings

Includes diaphragms and front panel to create a void for stone

Free standing walls have internal support columns