Construction method Product List and Ranking from 29 Manufacturers, Suppliers and Companies

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Construction method Product ranking

Last Updated: Aggregation Period:Jul 23, 2025~Aug 19, 2025
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  1. Off-site construction method for air conditioning equipment "Vispaire Frame"
  2. Reinforcement of existing beam after hole cutting: "Redouble Method"
  3. Leave the drainage repair work to us! "Neplus Method Construction Achievement Case Collection" 高橋土建
  4. 4 Rigid urethane coating waterproofing HU-B method 化研マテリアル
  5. 5 Special foundation roller painting method for interior and exterior finishes "Fine FR Method" エスケー化研

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Reinforced Soil Wall Method RRR-B Method

Embankment Reinforced Soil Wall Method

The RRR method (Reinforced Railroad with Rigid Facing-Method) is a new soil retention (reinforced earth wall) technique developed as an alternative to traditional retaining wall methods, utilizing the principles of reinforced soil engineering. Traditional retaining walls are structures that, from a mechanical perspective, aim to support external forces (earth pressure) exerted by the soil through the weight of the structure and the ground reaction of the foundation, opposing the soil and relying on force to counteract force. In contrast, the reinforced earth wall method promotes the stabilization of the soil itself by placing tensile reinforcement materials within the soil, representing a structural philosophy that seeks to coexist with the soil.

  • Reinforcement and repair materials

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Reinforced Soil Wall Method RRR-C Method

Cutting soil reinforced earth wall method

The RRR method (Reinforced Railroad with Rigid Facing-Method) is a new soil retention technique (reinforced soil wall) developed as an alternative to traditional retaining wall methods, utilizing the principles of reinforced soil engineering. Traditional retaining walls are structures that, from a mechanical perspective, aim to support external forces (earth pressure) exerted by the soil through the weight of the structure and the ground reaction of the foundation, opposing the soil and embodying a philosophy of countering force with force. In contrast, the reinforced soil wall method promotes the stabilization of the soil itself by placing tensile reinforcement materials within the soil, representing a structural philosophy that seeks to coexist with the soil.

  • Reinforcement and repair materials

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Business Introduction: Reinforced Concrete Masonry Exterior Insulation Method

The only company in Japan that can construct using an exterior insulation method that takes advantage of the characteristics of reinforced concrete masonry (RM construction) is ours.

We will build a house with high insulation and heat retention effects, allowing for a cool summer and a warm winter.

  • Heat insulation and heat shielding methods
  • Construction company

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What is the thrust construction method?

Connecting urban comfort with people! Demonstrating features in construction at difficult locations where excavation across tracks and other obstacles is challenging.

We would like to introduce the "Advancement Method" that we implement. There are two main types of underground pipe installation work: the open-cut method, which involves excavating the ground, laying prefabricated pipes at the bottom, and then backfilling, and the non-open-cut method, which allows for underground penetration without surface excavation. The advancement method we employ belongs to the non-open-cut category, which results in less surface excavation compared to the open-cut method. This leads to a reduction in the area occupied by construction, a decrease in construction-related nuisances such as noise, vibration, and dust, and minimizes the impact on traffic and community life. [Features] ■ Underground pipe installation work is divided into open-cut and non-open-cut methods. ■ The non-open-cut method involves less surface excavation compared to the open-cut method. ■ There is a reduction in the area occupied by construction, as well as in construction-related nuisances such as noise, vibration, and dust. ■ It excels in construction at locations where open-cutting is difficult, such as crossing tracks. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

  • Special Construction Method

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Permanent Grout Injection Method "Super Multi-Point Injection Method (Simultaneous Multi-Point Injection Method)"

[Coastal Technology Research Center Certification: No. 14002] Demonstrated 19 years of aging consolidation through large-scale field injection tests!

The "Permanent Grout Injection Method" is one of the chemical injection methods. The purpose of improving this method is for permanent improvement, but in recent years, its application range has also expanded as an injection method for temporary improvement. The injection material used is "Permanent Grout," which has been theoretically and empirically validated for permanence, and the injection form is designed to be a permeation injection method that does not disturb the sedimentary state (framework structure) of the ground, with the principle of uniformly improving the ground. The "Super Multi-Point Injection Method" achieves ideal permeation injection and high workability by injecting at an extremely low discharge rate of 3 liters per nozzle, simultaneously from 32 nozzles per pump. 【Demonstration of 19-Year Long-Term Durability through Large-Scale Field Injection Tests】 The results of large-scale field injection tests combining Permanent Grout (injection material) and injection methods (such as the Super Multi-Point Injection Method) have been evaluated for their permeation solidification and long-term solidification properties, earning the 2002 Technical Development Award from the Japanese Geotechnical Society (Yonekura, Shimada). Confirmation tests have continued even after the large-scale field injection tests, and in 2018, the long-term solidification properties were confirmed 19 years later.

  • Airport facilities
  • Harbor Construction
  • Ground improvement

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Permanent Grout Injection Method "Expacca Method Series"

This is a ground improvement method suitable for liquefaction countermeasures, achieved through extensive infiltration and rapid construction of large-volume soil. The consolidation over 19 years has been demonstrated through large-scale outdoor injection tests!

The "Permanent Grout Injection Method" is one of the chemical injection methods. The purpose of improving this method is for permanent improvement, but in recent years, its application range has also expanded as an injection method for temporary improvement. The injection material used is "Permanent Grout," which has been theoretically and empirically validated for permanence, and the injection form is designed to be permeation injection that does not disturb the sedimentary state (skeletal structure) of the ground, with the principle of uniformly improving the ground. The "Expakka Method" involves attaching bag bodies (geo-bags) at intervals to the injection outer pipe, inflating these bag bodies to anchor them in the ground and form soil packers, which enables permeation injection by injecting from a large space, allowing for rapid improvement over a wide area. The Expakka Method series includes Expakka-N Method, Expakka NEO Method, 3D-EX (Expakka) Method, and Expakka Lotus Route Method. [Demonstration of Long-Term Durability Over 19 Years Through Large-Scale Field Injection Tests] The results of demonstration tests on permeation solidification and aging solidification through large-scale field injection tests combining Permanent Grout (injection material) and injection methods (such as the Expakka Method) have been evaluated, and the method received the 2002 Technical Development Award from the Japanese Geotechnical Society (Yonekura, Shimada).

  • Ground improvement
  • Foundation construction
  • Harbor Construction

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Seismic isolation and reinforcement methods

Efforts for urban regeneration! Introducing advanced seismic isolation and earthquake-resistant renewal technologies!

This is an introduction to the "Seismic Isolation and Reinforcement Method" conducted by Marufuji Sheet Pile Co., Ltd. "Seismic Isolation Method" refers to the separation of structures from the ground using seismic isolation devices, which insulates the structure from direct seismic waves and absorbs the shock of an earthquake. In addition to preventing the collapse of buildings, it also protects human lives and valuable properties from earthquake disasters. Our company also offers "Steel Brace Seismic Reinforcement Method" and "Steel Plate Wrapping Seismic Reinforcement Method." 【Features of Seismic Isolation Method】 ■ Supports a safe, secure, and comfortable lifestyle ■ Separates structures from the ground using seismic isolation devices ■ Insulates the structure from direct seismic waves and absorbs earthquake shocks ■ Protects human lives and valuable properties from earthquake disasters ■ Seismic isolation devices are broadly classified into isolators and dampers *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

  • Earthquake-resistant construction method
  • Vibration isolation, vibration control, and earthquake resistance construction

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RG pile driver hydraulic vibro combined pressing method

Avoid harmful resonance that occurs during the start and stop of vibrations, and instantly transition to the high-frequency range!

This is an introduction to our "RG Pile Driver with Hydraulic Vibrator Combined Press-in Method." The RG pile driver features a telescopic leader manufactured by the German company Bauer and is a hydraulic variable ultra-high frequency vibratory pile driver. The hydraulic variable ultra-high frequency vibrator MR100V, which is mounted on the main machine leader, has a large driving force and allows for fine adjustments of centrifugal force from 0 kN to 50 kN, enabling construction tailored to the geological layers. 【Features】 ■ Construction tailored to geological layers ■ Avoids harmful resonance and can instantly transition to the high-frequency range ■ No need for cement milk injection during drilling, resulting in no residual soil ■ High precision management is possible due to automatic vertical control ■ High construction efficiency makes it very advantageous in terms of process and cost, provided the construction conditions are met *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

  • Civil Engineering Method
  • Prime movers, torque converters, hydraulic equipment, generators
  • Piles, caissons, sheet piles

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E-joint construction method

For low cost and reduction of CO2 emissions, as well as improved workability! Joint processing and material costs remain unchanged from conventional methods!

We would like to introduce our "E-Joint Method." Traditionally, the size of the retaining piles is determined based on the maximum cross-sectional force and displacement, but we have changed the size of the piles in response to the increasing cross-sectional force in the depth direction, allowing for a more economical design. Unlike conventional joints that narrow the beam height, by combining H-shaped steel of nearly equal middle and narrow widths, there is no shift in the center of gravity, and the accuracy of construction is not compromised. Additionally, we offer "C-type clamps and bullman" for simple fixing between intersections, as well as a simple structure "guardrail" that is entirely fixed with bolts. 【Features】 ■ Low cost and reduction of CO2 ■ Environmentally friendly joints that reduce the amount of steel material ■ Joint processing and material costs remain the same as before ■ Improved workability *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

  • Expansion joint hardware
  • Special Construction Method

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Measures and methods for extending the lifespan of fishing port facilities.

The method of "belly attachment work" using underwater concrete, which incorporates precast residual formwork as part of the structure.

<Ensuring Safety and Planning> ■ The residual formwork method allows for construction in stages, eliminating enclosure and enabling quick evacuation in emergencies. ■ The residual formwork itself is self-supporting, allowing for safe operations underwater. ■ It is possible to ensure planning for offshore construction, which is easily affected by weather and sea conditions. <Economic Efficiency and Improved Workability> ■ The absence of enclosed spaces improves work efficiency, leading to shortened construction periods. ■ The lightweight of the products allows for construction using small machinery. ■ In conventional methods, a minimum width of 1.0 m was required for underwater work space for stability calculations, but with the residual formwork method that does not require enclosed spaces, designs can be made according to stability calculations, reducing the amount of concrete needed. <Simplification of Material Procurement> ■ Staged construction makes it easy to secure ready-mixed concrete and improves workability, enabling small-scale placements in fishing port construction. ■ Material delivery is limited to what is needed for staged construction, reducing yard area and simplifying yard planning.

  • Coastal construction
  • Harbor Construction
  • Other civil engineering works

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External seismic reinforcement method "Smile Parallel Method"

External seismic reinforcement method using inclined PC steel materials.

■ No changes to the indoor layout are necessary due to reinforcement from the outside. ■ It allows for low noise, low vibration, and dust-free construction, resulting in minimal environmental impact and enabling continued use of the building during the construction period. ■ The diagonal PC steel materials arranged within the structural frame are slender, with a maximum diameter of 40mm, while possessing high durability and excellent recovery characteristics, without obstructing natural light or ventilation after reinforcement. ■ By having the majority of the reinforcement capacity supported by diagonal PC steel materials, the cross-section of the PCa components remains slender. ■ The main components are precast materials (factory products), which reduces on-site work and shortens the construction period. ■ Cost reduction is achieved through the miniaturization of components.

  • Earth retaining wall/foundation reinforcement
  • Earthquake-resistant construction method
  • Vibration isolation, vibration control, and earthquake resistance construction

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Anchor-type retaining wall construction method "Lap Wall Method"

It is possible to reduce the amount of concrete, making it more economical compared to large block retaining walls!

The Lap Wall Method is a type of anchored retaining wall construction that integrates anchor components with five pseudo-natural stone units (one unit) connected by rebar, stacked in multiple layers, and poured with core concrete. Compared to large block masonry methods, it minimizes the amount of concrete used during construction. Due to the lightweight of the blocks, they can be transported to sites where large machinery cannot access, making construction easier and shortening the construction period. For more details, please download the catalog or feel free to contact us.

  • Retaining wall

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Residential foundation reinforcement method "GRR Sheet Method" [Preventing differential settlement of houses!]

A housing foundation reinforcement method to prevent differential settlement of residential buildings! No contamination of the housing foundation or groundwater occurs!

The GRR sheet method is a technique that involves laying geotextiles within a crushed stone base of a specified thickness. This method provides reinforcement effects near the surface due to the crushed stone and deformation restraint effects from the sheet, resulting in enhanced bearing capacity. After construction, nothing remains deep underground, so there are no underground installations that arise after the demolition of buildings. 【Features】 - No contamination of residential foundations or groundwater occurs. - It can be implemented within the flow of foundation work, so no special procedures are necessary. - Good workability and the ability to work in rainy weather prevent delays in the workflow. - The work is free from vibration and noise, so it does not disturb the neighbors. - Construction is possible in areas where heavy machinery cannot access. - The improvement effects after construction can be confirmed using surface wave exploration methods. *For more details, please request materials or view the PDF data available for download.

  • Ground improvement
  • Residential foundations
  • Foundation construction

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