[Patent Pending] Single-axis Soil Continuous Wall GuisWall Method

A new construction method for building structures underground using a special blade! (Patent Application: 2021-17112)

The "Soil Continuous Wall GuisWall Method" is a new construction method currently under patent application, which uses a special blade to drill overlapping holes for elements and both ends, followed by the insertion of H steel to construct the wall. Using a dedicated drilling machine, the ground is drilled with an auger, and while discharging cement milk from the tip of the auger, the drilling and mixing of the first and second elements is performed. Next, the third element is constructed by overlapping the holes of the first and second elements and performing drilling and mixing. During this process, a special blade is attached and inserted to ensure that the H steel does not sway sideways, allowing for the construction of the structure underground. Additionally, due to the uniaxial construction method, it is also possible to drive long retaining piles and bridge (platform) piles. 【Product Lineup】 ■ Uniaxial Method (Patent Pending Application No.: 2021-17112) ■ SMW Method *For an overview of the method, please refer to the materials available for [PDF Download], and feel free to [Contact Us] for more details.

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