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Secant Piles
Soldier piles are vertical steel or concrete piles installed at regular intervals to support temporary or permanent earth-retaining systems during excavation. They are commonly used together with lagging (wood, precast concrete, or steel panels) placed between the piles to retain soil. Purpose of Soldier Piles Soldier piles are used to: Support excavation sides for basements and foundations. Prevent soil collapse during deep excavation. Protect adjacent buildings, roads, and utilities. Provide a cost-effective retaining solution for medium-depth excavations. They work as flexible retaining systems, allowing slight ground movement compared to diaphragm walls. Applications. Basement excavations. Road widening and underpasses. Temporary retaining works. Utility trenches. Projects where groundwater level is low.