A rope gabion is a type of gabion structure that uses ropes instead of the traditional metal mesh to create flexible and durable retaining walls or erosion control systems. Gabions are typically wire mesh containers filled with stones, rocks, or other materials. The rope version provides more flexibility and can be used in environments where the rigidity of metal is not desirable.

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Key characteristics of rope gabions:
Material: Typically made from high-strength synthetic ropes like polypropylene or polyester, which are resistant to UV light, water, and chemicals.
Flexibility: Rope gabions are more flexible than wire gabions, making them suitable for areas with uneven terrain or where the structure needs to adapt to movement.
Durability: While not as rigid as metal gabions, rope gabions are still durable and can withstand various environmental conditions.
Applications: Used in erosion control, slope stabilization, and riverbank protection, especially in areas prone to landslides or heavy rain.
Installation: Easier to transport and install due to the lightweight nature of ropes compared to metal wires.