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You’re on Timber Retaining Structures
Timber retaining walls are a popular choice for both residential and commercial retaining projects. They are used to hold back soil and create level areas on sloped terrain, preventing erosion and providing aesthetic appeal.
Timber retaining walls are a practical and attractive option for managing soil on sloped properties. With proper design, construction, and maintenance, they can provide long-lasting functionality.
Palisade timber or concrete retaining walls are used in the construction of highly effective permanent retaining wall solutions. Typically for heavy duty applications supporting substantial loads, palisade retaining walls are also known as inground or barrier pile retaining walls. They are often constructed with a concrete capping beam and are an effective measure to preserve or remediate cliff erosion and arrest the effects of ground subsidence.
Soldier piles, or barrier pile retaining walls utilise either encased timber or reinforced concrete piles, are closely spaced and penetrate into more competent subsoils, thereby retaining the more unstable upper layers. Often a capping beam is used to link the piles, or used in conjunction with house piles to ensure stable ground support.
A block retaining wall is a type of structure built to hold back soil or other materials. These walls are commonly used to create level areas, prevent soil erosion, and manage water runoff.
Ground stabilisation repairs involve various techniques used to strengthen and stabilise the soil and ground on construction sites, slopes, embankments, and other areas prone to instability. The goal is to ensure the ground can support structures or remain stable under environmental conditions
When choosing a ground stabilisation method, several factors need to be considered:
Ground stabilisation is a critical aspect of construction projects. Selecting the appropriate method depends on a thorough understanding of the site conditions and project requirements.