A foundation pile installation method that does not require cutting costs for the pile head! The cost of pile materials is sufficient for the actual length.
We would like to introduce the "Special Yattoko Method." The "Special Yattoko" developed by our company is a Yattoko specification that does not cut any piles and has been highly evaluated by various government agencies. This product is made of steel pipes with the same diameter as the piles and is installed in the bolt holes of the pile heads to integrate with the piles, allowing for the embedding of four or more long bolts. After inserting the piles, the portion above ground is checked for pile alignment using a transit level, and temporarily fixed with a wooden camber. Then, the bolts protruding above ground are loosened and pulled out. **Features** - Economical - Does not compromise pile performance - No reinforcement due to pile misalignment - Yattoko construction is possible up to a maximum of 10m - Usable for PHC piles, joint piles, steel pipe piles, and H-beams *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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【Other Features】 ■ The cost of pile materials is sufficient for the actual length. ■ No need for chipping costs at the pile head. ■ There is no reduction in horizontal stress due to the disappearance of prestress caused by pile cutting. ■ Construction is fully possible within the allowable range for frame structures, wall structures, and others. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company has been engaged in foundation work for large buildings and condominiums, developing trust and a proven track record in the industry. We place great importance on a technology-focused approach and, while taking on challenging construction projects, we are building the foundations for future towns.
