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About Steel Shoring
Steel shoring systems are engineered for heavy-duty excavation work. Designed to handle greater wall loads than aluminium, they are commonly used on deep or wide trenches. They can be installed in weak or unstable ground and stand up to the most challenging site conditions.
Made of high-capacity steel panels and heavy-duty struts, these systems can be installed as a traditional shoring shield or using the dig and push method and provide rigid, durable protection for workers and assets.
Steel shoring boxes are well-suited to infrastructure, drainage and major civil works, where long durations and ground pressure require maximum stability. High clearance steel shoring boxes offer increased clearance under the lowest strut, making them ideal for the installation of large pipes and culverts.
Coates’ steel shoring systems include an extensive range of high-capacity panels and struts, making them a practical choice for demanding excavation work.
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