Composite UPVC piling system
Log Pile
Full Pan Pile
Full Pan Pile
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Log pile was designed for locations where a more natural appearance is required and replicates a wooden log effect. Interlocking tubes slot together to form a retaining structure and the external surface is covered with a timber composite finish, giving it a natural look and enabling algae or moss to grow. The colour will evolve over 6-8 weeks before settling to its final state.
Full Pan Pile
Full Pan Pile
Full Pan Pile
Ideal for bank retention and restoration for riverbanks, streams, ponds, lakes and reservoirs, as well as fish farm bank reinforcement, inland marina and waterway walls and banks. It will perform superbly well in any bank retention location and is also used for trench shoring - due to the lower cost of composite uPVC piling as opposed to steel, full pan pile can be left in situ in the trench after work has been completed.
Standard Pile Z-ribbed
Standard Pile Box Format
Standard Pile Box Format
Similar in appearance to some steel sheet piles, standard piles installed in a Z-ribbed format have a shallow front-on profile and cover slightly more ground than in the box format. This style of uPVC piling is predominantly used in retaining and floodwall applications where bending strength governs the design and no deflection or swing between sheets is required.
Standard Pile Box Format
Standard Pile Box Format
Standard Pile Box Format
Creating a deeper profile with much greater strength, installing composite standard piling in box format means it’s ideal for projects that require high levels of strength and depth. Used for larger expanses of water or higher banks, box format piling provides the ideal solution for heavy-duty applications.
Product information
- Provides a maintenance-free retention solution in a range of styles
- A sustainable choice - containing recycled uPVC
- Lighter than steel, uPVC piling is easier to transport and handle
- Can be installed by hand - unlike steel piling, no expensive machinery required
- Will not rot or rust, providing a long-term solution for most environments
- Can be easily cut or bored with no risk of sparking
- Carries a Class 1Y Fire Rating for safety
- Resistant to salt water, rodent and marine borer attack
- Strong and robust, with curved walls and corners no problem
- Available with connectors and caps if required
- 1m to 6m lengths (Order lengths in 0.5m increments) Bespoke lengths available, subject to minimum order quantities
PILING APPLICATIONS
Composite piling is extremely versatile and can be used in a number of applications across different industry sectors, including but not limited to:
- Trench shoring
- Permanent shuttering/ land re-mediation cut-off walls
- Track-side refuges/ shelters for rail industry
- Highway applications
- Creating well defined drainage culverts for agricultural land and urban development
- Caravan/lodge base retention
- Garden landscaping
- Erosion control and slope stabilisation
- Play areas
- Land reclamation
- Blocking of ditches on peat bogs and other nature reserve situations
- Newt and pest control fencing
- Flood defence and control
- Bund reinforcement
- Fishing lake and fish farm bank reinforcement
- Riverbank, stream, pond, lake and reservoir bank retention and restoration Inland marina, waterway walls and banks
