Capping Beams

Explained

Overview

Capping Beams are structural elements made of steel and concrete that ties all the piling together, creates the foundation for the slabs and helps to hold the earth and neighbouring houses back. Capping Beams sits along the top of the piling to strengthen it all. We deliver the Capping Beam on site to install in position. The rear face of the capping beam is formed to the set-out lines and when ready concrete is sprayed to the Capping Beam. The Capping Beams can be done: In situ using a mould with plywood and Steel, where most of the strengths comes from Boparai Concreting Piling uses top to bottom concrete spraying method, so the concrete is only sprayed ¾ of the width of the Capping Beam leaving the front ¼ exposed. This way the shortcrete wall is sprayed continuously from top to bottom, eliminating a construction joints on the wall face.

Purpose of Shotcrete Walls

The Process

Roles and Responsibilities: Shotcrete Walls

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Bored Piles

Bored piles provide strong deep foundations, ideal for heavy structures and challenging soil conditions.

Capping Beams

Capping beams provide structural support, distribute loads evenly, and connect adjacent piles for foundation stability.

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