Excavated Soil Reinforced Earth Wall Method - PAN WALL Method
New Steep Slope Stabilization Method The PAN (Panel And Nail) Wall method is based on the theory of the cut slope reinforcement method, which is one of the steep slope stabilization methods. Features: 1. The basic construction method involves reverse wrapping, finishing the structure from top to bottom, which eliminates unnecessary excavation and backfilling work, thereby reducing the amount of earthwork. 2. The excavation cross-section is minimized, which reduces the impact on the surrounding environment such as forests and green spaces. 3. The precasting of surface protection works allows for shortened construction periods and labor savings. 4. Concrete panels are produced in factories, ensuring high quality and a variety of surface designs. 5. There is minimal occurrence of high-altitude work, making this method extremely safe. *For more details, please contact us.
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Keikon Co., Ltd. is a comprehensive construction company engaged in the design, construction, manufacturing, and sales of concrete secondary products such as retaining walls, road products, and fire water tanks, as well as bridge and tunnel construction and slipform construction methods, boasting a top-class position in the industry as a manufacturer of concrete secondary products. In terms of the environment, we have established our own internal standards and label our products that are recognized for reducing environmental impact with the "Keko Mark." We will continue to focus on the development of related products more than ever before, aiming for "coexistence between people and nature."
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