Slope Stabilisation & Ground Retention
JGP have a considerable portfolio of slope stabilisation schemes that encompass the full range of stabilisation techniques, such as:
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Piled and anchored reinforced sprayed concrete retaining structures: ideal for use in difficult to access areas or marine environments as it forms a consistent concrete mass with high strength and very low permeability.
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Contiguous piled and anchor embedded retaining walls: ideal for temporary works or where deep excavations are required with soils or unstable ground.
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Soil nailing / rock anchors: a cost-effective method for stabilising slopes and constructing retaining walls during excavations and are easy to install on irregular faced slopes and in restricted spaces.
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Grading and hydro-seeding: a cost-effective solution which usually involves re-grading the slope to a more stable angle and hydro-seeding to bind the soil surface and aid stability.
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Reinforced soil structures: an ideal engineering solution for unstable natural slopes, landscaped slopes, engineered slopes or walls and sites with marginal foundation conditions or where there is a need to accommodate large settlements. The ease and speed of construction offers significant cost advantages.
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Gabion retaining walls: a flexible and free draining system, that is quick and easy to install and is ideal for slopes where drainage is important.