Contiguous Pile Walls
What are Contiguous Pile Walls?
Contiguous pile walls are constructed with nominal gaps between adjacent piles and are mainly installed using suitable piling techniques. Ideal in crowded urban areas, where alternative retaining methods would not be applicable and where development space is limited. The gap between each pile is typically 150mm and can be constructed to provide load bearing capacity. They are ideal when groundwater ingress is not an issue for the finished wall. Aarsleff Ground Engineering are a specialist contiguous pile wall contractor.
Why Choose Contiguous Pile Walls?
This type of retaining wall is used on a wide range of engineering projects such as ground stabilisation, underpasses and basement walls. This method is suitable in a variety of soils where groundwater lies below the maximum excavation depth.
All of Aarsleff Ground Engineering’s solutions are designed in-house with the capabilities to create efficient bored pile wall solutions as a cost-effective solution to your next earth retaining project or requirement.
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