What are Micropiles?

A Micropile is a small diameter (305mm or less) friction pile that is bored or drilled and can be installed at an angle to accommodate axial and lateral loads. Learn more about the design and applications of Micropiles.

[@abhimanyushekhawat2626]

I loved the entire thing.

[@halaboly8915]

How is the final rod sticking out of the ground ensured to stay perpendicular to the ground?

[@daniellane6846]

Why is Williams bar backwards thread?

[@joshuanunez5950]

Hi I just want to ask that
How long does it take to install a single Micropile?
-Thank You and a very nice and Informative video

[@goorioles1976]

2 to 4 hours

[@brettharman8921]

good video! what would be the minimum vertical height of an indoor space to bring in a rig to core/set micros?

[@davidbecker6843]

Typically we would be looking for a minimum of 8 feet of clearance, but depending on site factors, we could install in less.

[@StoriesWorthSharing]

This video is beautifully presented and well shot. Can you please tell me the music used here?
Love from India.

[@ArmyOf2Films]

Very nice! What is a typical length of the micropiles?

[@EBSGeostructural]

Hi Zoran, we have installed micropiles from 5m to 70m depths.

[@ArmyOf2Films]

@@EBSGeostructural Thank you

[@MolotovWithLux]

#micropiles
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