Pine wood piles are common in the construction industry and are used in a wide range of applications. However, there are requirements for suitable application areas. They are suitable for working under groundwater levels, but they are used where the groundwater level changes strongly or is corrosive. It cannot adapt to different places. So where are pine piles suitable for use? Below, the professional and technical personnel of our company will introduce it to you in detail.

Generally, when the thickness of the soft foundation is less than 5m, it is more suitable to use pine piles to facilitate foundation piling. When the pile length is not suitable to exceed 4m for end-bearing piles, in order to ensure that the pile tip can enter the cushion layer, the upper end should be dug first Excavate to the basic burial depth and then drive the pile. The material of the pile must be pine wood, because pine wood is rich in rosin. This rosin can effectively prevent the erosion of groundwater and bacteria, and the price is also relatively cost-effective.

Pine stakes are generally made of round and straight pine wood. Pine wood is rich in rosin, which can prevent it from being corroded by groundwater and bacteria. It is suitable for work below the groundwater level. However, it is suitable for large changes in the groundwater level or if the groundwater has Areas with strong corrosion are not suitable for the use of pine piles.

The above is a detailed introduction to the relevant content where pine piles are suitable for use. Pine piles are still used in many places in life. If a customer wants to drive pine piles, he must use the right place and not waste pine piles.