Gabions.net is an editorial publication focused on gabion walls, stone materials and landscape design. We explain how these structures are used, what gives them their character and which decisions matter before a project begins.
Our coverage brings design and practical considerations together. A well-planned gabion should suit its setting, but it also needs appropriate stone, sound basket assembly, a suitable base and a clear approach to water. We address those details in direct, readable language.
What we cover
We publish guidance on walls and boundaries, garden applications, mesh and stone selection, installation considerations and maintenance. We examine the purpose of a structure before discussing its appearance, because a low landscape feature and a wall retaining soil have different demands.
Our editorial approach
We verify technical points against relevant guidance and product documentation, distinguish established facts from design opinion, credit the photographs we use and correct errors when we find them. Our Editorial Policy explains those standards in more detail.
Some projects require calculations and a site inspection. When a gabion retains soil, supports a load or sits near a structure, the design should be assessed by a qualified local professional. Our role is to give readers the knowledge to understand the options and ask informed questions.
Gabions.net is independently managed and written for readers who value careful research, useful detail and good outdoor design.