Soil or Rock Anchors generally consist of steel elements (bars or strands) grouted in a drilled hole. The bars or strands are subsequently tensioned. This provides lateral or vertical force to resist movement of a retaining structure. Anchors are often used for excavation support, or as a part of permanent retaining walls, or to resist up-lift forces on foundations.

Total Foundation uses rock anchors to stabilize slopes and walls, provide tiebacks for bridges, stabilize dams, and secure caisson bottoms.

Anchors

  • Secure caisson bottom
  • Provide tiebacks for bridges
  • Increase stability of dams
  • Tension load tests

Typical Application:

  • Retaining Wall
  • Diaphragm Wall
  • Basement raft
  • Slope Stabilization
  • Shore Piling retaining structures