Soil injection.
Resin injection in the soil to prevent further damage to the house.
The job
This house was built over 100 years ago, next to a dyke that prevents flooding from the neighbouring river Waal.
Due to the extremely low water levels in the last several years soil is being compacted more than usual. Unfortunately this means that a lot of buildings are beginning to sink.
This is a growing problem for residents in The Netherlands. Once the building begins to sink, major damage can occur such as cracked walls compromising the structural integrity.
What we’ve done here, is injected our specialised resin under super high pressure to bond with the soils, creating a strong compact structure to prevent further damage to the house.
Injecting the soils
First each project is tailored specifically to the client’s needs. We’ll consider the best options for the building and develop a plan with the owner.
The next step in the resin injection, is drilling the holes so our pipes can be placed. After this we place these pipes at the depth at which the injecting is required and fixed to withstand the pressure applied. Once the pipes are fixed we can inject the resins under pressure to stabilise the soils.
After we’ve injected the resin into the soils and the structure is stabilised the fillpipes are cut off and tidied away.
Now the homeowners can be ensured of a safe, stable structure again and our team can return home having successfully completed another project.
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Contact
Please send us a message if you would like more information about our work or want to enquire about a specific project you have, we’d love to hear from you! You can find us through our contact information:
info@resinsindustry.com
info@aquaresins.com
Office number: +31 (0) 487593778