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You can use the exact same primitive geometry elements box, cylinder and sphereto define obstacles.

A flat box is a wall fi.

Then use a fixed joint to attach them to your world.

Although if you're going for Gazebo, then using SDF might be better.

Treat Gazebo as providing you "virtual hardware". Use RViz to visualise your robot's sensor data. Not the world directly.

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