Suitable ground conditions

Why ground conditions determine whether CFA piling is right for your site

Not every site is suitable for CFA piling, and understanding why comes down to what is in the ground. The soil type, its strength, its variability, and whether groundwater is present all have a direct bearing on whether a continuous flight auger can advance consistently, form a stable bore, and produce a pile that performs as designed. Getting this assessment right before design begins is what separates a smooth piling programme from an expensive one.

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