Self-supporting retaining wall "YOSAKU Method"

Minimize excavation volume and earthworks to shorten construction time and reduce costs!

The "YOSAKU Method" is a construction technique characterized by an integrated structure of concrete walls and pile foundations to support lateral earth pressure and vertical loads. It allows for low costs and minimizes the amount of soil excavation, resulting in a highly efficient retaining wall. It is particularly effective in sloped areas or places with elevation differences. Unlike conventional methods, it does not require a foundation base, which helps to reduce soil issues during excavation (such as movement, processing, and softening) as well as the impact on the surrounding area and costs. 【Features】 ■ Reduces the amount of excavated soil and earthworks, significantly decreasing the workload ■ Shortens construction time and reduces costs ■ No foundation base required ■ Reduces costs related to soil issues during excavation (such as movement, processing, and softening) and their impact on the surrounding area *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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