it fails...50 years life...timber retaining walls have 100 years life .......
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Gabions
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50 years if you buy your gabions from a good supplier. I have installed quite a lot over a number of years on my property - mostly on a river bank.
I usually get them from a manufacturer/supplier in Shropshire -
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- and they are perfect after a number of years. However, a while back I needed just a couple of small ones to finish something off and got them off Ebay. They were rusting within a couple of years - so beware.
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4 years ago
I wonder what the price and lifetime difference is for stainless-steel?
SteveW
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I have no idea, I've only ever used what they call their 'Galfan' finish
- which is supposed to last four times as long as just galvanised. Also, the 5mm wire type would obviously last longer than the 4mm type which I have used - but they would be more expensive.
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4 years ago
best just using the standard galvanized ones....or plastic coated........
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4 years ago
That's Essex women.
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In article snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com, Chris Hogg snipped-for-privacy@privacy.net writes
Soil would wash out.
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4 years ago
No. The roots bind it