Structure and Installation of Hesco Barrier

Author: DePing / Hot: Loading... / Date: 14-02-10, 03:20 AM

Hesco barrier is made of external welded gabion mesh and interior fabric liner. It is originally used to control flood and erosion of beaches and marshes. Recently, it has been frequently applied to military purposes. Quick installation and rigid structure ensures temporary or semi-permanent dike or barrier against explosions or small arms.

Benefits of Hesco Barrier
Unlike common woven or welded gabions filled with stones only, hesco barrier can be filled with soil, sand or gravel. This means raw material are very easy to get, especially suitable for the coastal area where is abundant in sand. Usually, front end loader is employed to fill the container.

Hesco Barrier Structure
Similar to beehive, Hesco barrier is comprised of external welded gabion and interior fabric liner. Its content includes soil, sand or little stone. The line would be yellow, grass green or other colors which blends well with the surroundings.

Hesco barrier structure: welded mesh frame, hinged corners and geotextile liners

Hesco Barrier with Spiral Hinged Corners

Hesco Barrier applied for common applications

Hesco Barrier Installation

1. Unpack the collapsible wire mesh container from package.
2. Unfold the barrier and connect barriers to reach the designed length
3. Fill soil, sand or gravel into the container. The common machine is front end loader.
4. Compact the content
5. Add layers if required.

Hesco Barrier Installation Steps

Hesco bastion used as temporary military barrier against explosion