Gabion Planter

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Gabion planters used as flower beds, plant beds and a large range of decorative features by landscapers and gardeners.

Manufactured in the UK to BS EN standards

Key Info

  • Starting from £12.99
  • Corrosion resistance
  • Lifespan of 50 years +
BBA APPROVED GABION PLANTERS
BBA Certificate Number: 05/4215 held by Link Middle East Ltd
made-in-uk

 

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Videos

Video How to assemble a gabion (WITH HELICALS)
How to assemble a gabion (WITH HELICALS)
Video How to assemble a gabion (WITH TYING WIRE)
How to assemble a gabion (WITH TYING WIRE)
Video Gabion rigidity test (COMPARING DIAMETERS)
Gabion rigidity test (COMPARING DIAMETERS)
Video PVC gabion rigidity test (COMPARING DIAMETERS)
PVC gabion rigidity test (COMPARING DIAMETERS)
Video How to use corner ties
How to use corner ties
Video How to use stone separating panels
How to use stone separating panels
Video How to brace a gabion with tying wire
How to brace a gabion with tying wire
Video How to cut gabion panels
How to cut gabion panels
Video Gabion wire diameter guide
Gabion wire diameter guide
Video How likely is a gabion basket to bulge?
How likely is a gabion basket to bulge?
Video How to build a freestanding gabion wall
How to build a freestanding gabion wall
Video How to build a gabion retaining wall
How to build a gabion retaining wall
Video How to join gabion baskets together with helicals
How to join gabion baskets together with helicals
Video How to assemble a gabion ( In 3 MINUTES)
How to assemble a gabion ( In 3 MINUTES)
Video Gabion deflection test
Gabion deflection test
Video PVC gabion deflection test
PVC gabion deflection test
Video How to make a gabion planter
How to make a gabion planter
Video How a gabion basket is manufactured
How a gabion basket is manufactured
Video How to attach wood top to gabion baskets
How to attach wood top to gabion baskets
Video How to install a gabion pillar
How to install a gabion pillar
Video How to make gabion steps
How to make gabion steps
Video Comparing 3 gabion assembly methods
Comparing 3 gabion assembly methods

 

Applications

 

How to Make a Planter  Video

To Do Explanation
Step 1 – Cut Out The Lid
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Measure the diameter of your pot and use bolt cutters or an angle grinder to cut a hole on the lid.

The hole should be big enough so the container fits through it.

Step 2 – Start Filling The Gabion

Depending on the height of your plant pot, start filling your gabion with stone.
Step 3 – Add The Container

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Place a container on top of the stones.

The container should have its top more or less in line with the top of the gabion.

If not, place more stones beneath it, until they are level.

Step 4 – Fill It Up

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Fill up the gabion around the plant container, until you reach the top of the basket.
Step 5 – Close The Lid
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Close down the lid while carefully guiding the plant through the pre-cut hole.
Step 6 – Planter Ready
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Secure the lid panel and your gabion planter should be ready.

Gabion 1

Add a Gabion
Add a Gabion

Stone Tonnage Required:
0.01(0 m3)

Choose Gabion Stone

Differences between Limestone & Granite
Image Product Name QTY Leftover (kg) Price Each Total Price
Granite Granite Bulk Bag Required 1 0 £169.99 £169.99
Limestone Limestone Bulk Bag Required 1 0 £169.99 £169.99

FAQs

What are gabion planters for?

They are sturdy metal baskets, which are filled with stones to create a landscaping feature for your garden.

What do you fill these planters with?

They can be filled with various materials, including rubble, stones, and hard-core, with a layer of decorative stone at the front. Filling materials should be over 75mm in diameter to make sure they stay in the cage.

 

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