The "PAN WALL method," a ground reinforcement technique that demonstrates advantages on cut slope surfaces through reverse construction.
○ "NETIS Registration: CB-980093-V" Ground Reinforcement Soil "PANWALL Method" The PANWALL method is based on the theory of steep slope stabilization and ground reinforcement soil techniques. As surface protection for the reinforced soil method, precast concrete panels are used to preserve the natural slope as much as possible through steepening (1 to 5 minutes), and it is a highly safe method based on reverse construction. Note: The area of operation for the PANWALL method by our company (Takamizawa) is Nagano Prefecture. Customers considering projects outside of Nagano Prefecture are advised to contact the "PANWALL Method Association."
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Reverse wrapping construction refers to a safe method of constructing cut slopes, where reinforced soil walls are finished one layer at a time at intervals of 1.2 meters in height, and construction is carried out sequentially from top to bottom. This method allows for the prevention of loosening of the ground during construction and helps to prevent landslide accidents.
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Our company manufactures and sells concrete products primarily in Nagano Prefecture and the surrounding areas. For concrete products, please leave it to Takamizawa Concrete Division.
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