Timber Lagging

Timber lagging is a shoring system used to retain soil during excavation work. It consists of wood boards installed horizontally between steel piles, creating a stable wall that safely keeps the soil in place while the work is being carried out.

Features:

• Used for temporary or permanent excavation shoring.

• Installed between steel piles to retain soil.

• Available in various sections and lengths.

• Robust timber offering excellent retaining capacity.

• Suitable for residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial projects.

Applications:

• Foundation excavations

• Construction of basements and underground parking garages

• Civil engineering and infrastructure projects

• Stabilization of excavation walls in urban environments

Timer lagging is a proven, cost-effective, and reliable solution for ensuring excavation stability while promoting construction site safety and efficiency.