Open Cell Sheetwall

[Lashlander]

Heres a few pictures of a couple open cell sheetwalls we've done. The first one is in Seward. We built this wall before we dredged because of time restraints put on by the Army Corps.

[Lashlander]

Few more.
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The next two show the tie back wall.
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[Lashlander]

This wall we did in Kodiak.

[Lashlander]

These two pics got lost in the shuffle.
The first pic is a tie back on the Seward job. The second pic is Kodiak.

[bobcat ron]

Are these all old photo's that were scanned in to digital format?

[Lashlander]

The Seward job was done in 03, the Kodiak job we did in 99. The pics were taken on film then scanned into my computer.

[Big Iron]

Tell you what Lashlander that makes a good looking sheet pile wall. Using sheetpile for your tie-backs is way nicer that using drilled tie-backs and I suspect way quicker. I would be ashamed to show you what the 1100' of seawall we installed last year looks like. One of the worst engineered projects I have ever been on. Not 1 geo-tech boring along the entire alignment of the wall, relied on historical data for the alignment. We hit edger trimmings 5 to 15' deep, old wood piles, 4' Cedar and Fir logs, you name it we hit it. We finally got it in, but it ain't pretty.