Ground anchors consist of cables or rods connected to a bearing plate and stressed to transfer load into competent soil or rock. Anchoring reduces the size of retaining walls, keeps the excavation free of struts and improves safety for adjoining structures.
Key features
- Soil & rock anchors
- Grouted nails
- Anchors for diaphragm walls & pile walls
- Stressing & testing
Applications
- Deep urban excavations
- Uplift and wind-load tension anchors
- Slope and landslide protection
Benefits
- Clear excavation without struts
- Reduces retaining-wall size and cost
- Works horizontally, vertically or inclined