What is Cast-in-Situ Piling?
Cast-in-situ piles are constructed directly at the project site. A hole is drilled into the ground and then filled with reinforced concrete to form a pile.
This method allows engineers to design piles with specific diameter, depth, and reinforcement, depending on the structural requirements.
Advantages
- High load-bearing capacity
- Customizable length and diameter
- Strong and durable deep foundation
Applications
- High-rise buildings
- Industrial structures
- Bridges and infrastructure projects
Cast-in-situ piles are widely used because they provide flexibility and strong structural performance.
