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Screw piles or helical piles are anchoring systems used for the construction of deep foundations. Depending on the ground specifications, they can be made in various sizes for various construction purposes. For more information visit us at: https://solidearthtech.com/
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Screw piles or helical piles are anchoring systems used for the construction of deep foundations. Depending on the ground specifications, they can be made in various sizes for various constructionpurposes. Construction often requires heavy lifting and weight- bearing materials, some of which must be able to withstand the load of concrete blocks and bricks. While building the foundation for a building, depending on its length, breadth, and height, the foundation may be deeper than usual. When building deep foundations, the usage of screw piles is the norm. They are preferred over concrete blocks for constructionpurposes. www.solidearthtech.com
What Are Helical Screw Piles? Screw piles are known by many names in the construction industry. They are called screw piers, screw foundations, helical piles, helical piers, screw anchors, or helical anchors. Mainly used in deep foundation building, they are a steel screw in-ground anchoring system. The Helical Screw Piles are built using tubular or hollow sections of the pile manufactured from high-strength steel. They transfer the structure's load onto the pile, making it easier to build the foundation. www.solidearthtech.com
Why Are Screw Piles Better For Construction? Screw piles can be used for a variety of applications in construction. The reason why it has become preferred over concrete blocks, especially in cold countries, is due to the following reasons: • Cheaper Than Concrete Blocks Screw piles are lighter than concrete blocks, and this makes them cheaper. Although construction companies are willing to give concrete blocks for cheaper, that usually means that the company is willing to run itself into the ground. Not a positive sign. www.solidearthtech.com
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