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Anbaugabione Typ 3 100 cm x 100 cm x 30 cm (L x H x T), Maschenweite 5 cm x 10 cm, Spirale

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Anbaugabione Typ 3 100 cm x 100 cm x 30 cm (L x H x T), Maschenweite 5 cm x 10 cm, SpiraleErhhe deine bestehende Gabione ganz einfach mit dieser hochwertigen Anbaugabione zur Verlngerung in der Hhe. Ob fr eine hhere Gabionenwand, Gartenmauer oder einen erhhten Sichtschutz dieses Erweiterungsmodul sorgt fr eine stabile, optisch einheitliche und langlebige Konstruktion. Die Anbaugabione besitzt kein eigenes Bodengitter, da sie direkt auf die bestehende Gabione aufgesetzt und mit deren Deckelgitter und Verschluss verbunden wird. Mae: Lnge:

Erhöhe deine bestehende Gabione ganz einfach – mit dieser hochwertigen Anbaugabione zur Verlängerung in der Höhe. Ob für eine höhere Gabionenwand, Gartenmauer oder einen erhöhten Sichtschutz – dieses Erweiterungsmodul sorgt für eine stabile, optisch einheitliche und langlebige Konstruktion. Die Anbaugabione besitzt kein eigenes Bodengitter, da sie direkt auf die bestehende Gabione aufgesetzt und mit deren Deckelgitter und Verschluss verbunden wird.

Maße:

  • Länge: 100 cm
  • Höhe: 100 cm
  • Tiefe: 30 cm

Technische Daten:

  • Maschenweite: 5 x 10 cm
  • Drahtstärke: 4 mm
  • Gewicht: 10.712 kg
  • Steinbedarf: ca. 490 kg
  • Beschichtung: galvanisch verzinkt – zuverlässiger Schutz vor Rost, Korrosion und Witterungseinflüssen
  • Verschlussart: Spirale

    Verbinde die Gitter ganz ohne Werkzeug – schnell, einfach und sicher. Die Spiralen sind die unkomplizierteste Art, aus unseren Gittern stabile Gabionen zu bauen. Der 4 mm starke Draht ist spiralförmig gebogen und wird an den Stoßkanten durch die Gitter gedreht. Drehe die Spirale entlang der Kante ein, damit die Gitter gleichmäßig und fest miteinander verbunden sind.

    So entsteht ein stabiler Halt über die gesamte Verbindung – mit einer gleichmäßigen, ansprechenden Optik. Kein Schrauben, kein Klemmen – einfach eindrehen und fertig!

Robuste Konstruktion & geprüfte Qualität

Die Anbaugabione besteht aus stabil verschweißten Gittermatten und ist für höchste Belastungen ausgelegt. Mit einer Zugfestigkeit von über 500 N/mm² und einer Scherfestigkeit der Schweißpunkte von über 3,5 kN überzeugt sie durch enorme Stabilität und Langlebigkeit. Im Salzsprühtest nach DIN EN ISO 9227 wurde eine Beständigkeit von über 3.000 Stunden erreicht.

Einfache Montage & Aufsatzsystem

Die Anbaugabione wird direkt auf die vorhandene Gabione aufgesetzt und über das bestehende Deckelgitter und den Verschluss verbunden. Passende Distanzhalter verhindern zuverlässig ein Ausbeulen der Gitter und sorgen für dauerhaft saubere Linien – für ein stabiles, gleichmäßiges Erscheinungsbild.

  • Kompatibilität: gleiche Länge und Tiefe wie die vorhandene Gabione beachten.
  • Hinweis: kein eigenes Bodengitter – die Verbindung erfolgt über das Deckelgitter und den Verschluss der unteren Gabione.

Vielseitig einsetzbar

Ideal zur Erhöhung von Sichtschutzwänden, Gartenmauern oder Hochbeeten. Befüllbar mit Natursteinen, Glasbrocken oder Zierkies – optisch harmonisch, pflegeleicht und langlebig.

Lieferumfang

5 Gittermatten
Spiralen für den Verschluss der Kanten
Abstandhalter (verhindern Ausbauchen der Gitter)

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