Erosion Control: Gabions stabilize soil and prevent erosion along riverbanks, shorelines, and slopes by absorbing and deflecting the energy of flowing water or wind.

Retaining Walls: They act as strong, flexible retaining structures that hold back soil on slopes, preventing landslides and soil movement.

Flood Control: Gabions help manage floodwaters by reinforcing riverbanks and channels, reducing the risk of flooding and damage.

Slope Stabilization: They provide structural support to unstable or steep slopes, enhancing slope stability.

Noise Barriers: Gabions filled with suitable materials can serve as sound barriers along highways or industrial areas.

Aesthetic Landscaping: Beyond functional use, gabions are also used in landscaping for decorative walls, garden features, and seating due to their natural appearance and versatility.

Environmental Benefits: They allow vegetation to grow through the mesh, promoting habitat creation and blending into natural surroundings over time.