Driven Piles
Driven piles are structural elements used in foundation construction to support buildings, bridges, and other structures. They are installed by driving them into the ground using impact hammers or vibratory drivers until they reach the desired depth or resistance. Common materials for driven piles include steel, concrete, and timber, each offering unique advantages depending on the soil conditions and structural requirements. Driven piles are favored for their simplicity, speed of installation, and suitability for a wide range of soil types, making them a popular choice in construction projects worldwide.
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