Sinking Correction Method: Steel Pipe Pile Driving and Load-Bearing Plate Method (Combined Method)
Construction using a combination of steel pipe piles and a bearing plate! It is suitable for cases of settlement due to volume compression of the fill.
The "Steel Pipe Pile Driving and Pressure Distribution Slab Method (Combined Method)" is a sinking correction method used in cases of settlement due to volume compression of fill soil. Construction is carried out using a combination of steel pipe piles and pressure distribution slabs. By correcting the building to a solid foundation, it is possible to reduce earthquake damage. The tilt of the building is jacked up and leveled, restoring a comfortable and safe living environment. 【Features】 ■ Suitable for cases of settlement due to volume compression of fill soil ■ Construction using a combination of steel pipe piles and pressure distribution slabs ■ Reduces earthquake damage by correcting the building to a solid foundation ■ Restores a comfortable and safe living environment by jacking up and leveling the building *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Process until Construction】 ■Consultation via phone ↓ ■On-site investigation ↓ ■Soil investigation and level measurement ↓ ■Design and estimate *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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[Purpose] ■ Settlement due to volume compression of fill soil *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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At Apple House Co., Ltd., we carry out subsidence correction work, bridge inspection services, as well as ground surveys, land development, and interior and exterior renovation work. From Kyushu to Hokkaido, we repair buildings across the country that have tilted due to various causes such as earthquakes, ground subsidence, and construction defects, and we propose methods tailored to the current ground conditions.