Rigid supports, driven vertically to provide wall support in the pit.
a column of wood or steel or concrete that is driven into the ground to provide support for a structure
a long post that's out in the water, and it goes all the way down into the ground under the water
a long slender column of timber, steel, or reinforced concrete that is driven into the ground to carry vertical loads from the structure to the earth to act as a foundation for the structure
Elongate, post like steel or concrete members or steel sheets driven into a dam foundation to reduce or eliminate seepage.
Long steel piles driven into the seabed to anchor fixed offshore structures solidly in place.
A pier or wood column used to support a home; usually, sunk in the ground.
Round timbers or poles driven into the ground to support a load. Planer: A machine to surface rough lumber. Plywood : A panel made up of thin sheets of veneer which the grain direction is at right angles to each other.
A thick post supporting or mooring a dock or pier. It is deep inside the seabed, and it projects above the water level.
Round timbers or poles that are driven into the ground to support a load, as a foundation for a structure, or as part of a dock or moorage.
A post driven into the ground below the waterline to support a pier, dock, etc.
A structure of piles often used to protect wharves and piers.
Vertical support piece of a structure, driven into the ground, which supports the foundation.
Support, protection for wharves, piers etc.; constructed of piles (see PILE)
A structural steel product with edges designed to interlock; used in the construction of cofferdams or riverbank reinforcement.