150 - 600mm dia to 20m deep
As a rotary auger causes minimal vibration it is ideal
for use next to buildings or underground services without
destabilisation. Tremmie techniques can be used if water
is present. These highly mobile rigs are economic to
use on large open sites with cohesive ground and good
access. Smaller models are suitable for internal use.
(The example shows the pile being formed using temporary
casing to prevent sides collapsing or water entering
the open bore).
150mm - 600mm to 20m deep
Used on open sites where soft soils overlay more competent
strata. Permanently steel cased piles are driven with
an internal drop hammer to achieve a solid set at depth.
Suitable reinforcement is then added and the casing
filled with concrete. The Grundomat or mini driven rig
uses 150mm and 219mm casing and is suitable for use
in and around buildings.
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320mm - 450mm to 17m deep
A cost-effective way of piling through made ground,
sands, gravels or any unstable water bearing strata,
which eliminates the need for temporary casing and Tremmie
techniques.
300mm - 450mm to 20m deep
Suitable for all ground conditions especially where
access, headroom and working space is limited. Electric
rigs are used to minimise noise and pollution. Temporary
casing avoids collapse or flooding and Tremmie techniques
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