Shoring work with soldier piles is a common method used to support the sides of deep excavations, ensuring stability and safety during construction. Soldier piles, typically made of steel H-beams, are driven or drilled into the ground at regular intervals along the excavation perimeter. Between these piles, horizontal supports called lagging, often made of wood, steel, or precast concrete, are inserted to retain the soil. This system effectively prevents soil movement and collapse, allowing for safe excavation below ground level. Soldier pile shoring is particularly useful in urban environments where space is limited and adjacent structures must be protected. It provides a flexible, cost-effective solution for temporary or permanent earth retention, accommodating various soil conditions and excavation depths.
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