Steel Sheet Piling

Big R Manufacturing steel sheet piling Big R sheet piling, available in a variety of different gauges, weights and lengths, is roll formed with a continuous, positive interlock. In black or galvanized steel, our product can be used in marine retaining walls to prevent shoreline erosion, in irrigation weirs, in bridge abutments, culvert headwalls, and toewalls for culverts or concrete boxes. It can be installed in a wide variety of soil conditions and has the largest section modulus available for comparable lightweight piling, making it stronger and easier to drive — quickly and affordably.

Availability

Big R steel sheet piling is available in 12, 10, 8, and 7 gauges in lengths to 50 feet. The piling is roll-formed with a continuous, positive interlock. After interlocking, the net laying width is 1' 7 5/8" or 1.64'. Fabricated corners are available.

Big R steel sheet piling is available in black, Aluminized Type II, or galvanized steel. If the latter is specified, it is available from pre-galvanized coil or can be furnished with hot-dipped galvanizing.

Big R can also furnish other items required in retaining wall installations such as deadman anchors, tie rods, fasteners, angle caps, and rub rails.

Steel Sheet Piling Profile

steel sheet piling profile

Physical Properties

steel sheet piling physical properties

Section Properties

steel sheet piling section properties

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Used For

  • Trench Shoring
  • Bridge Head and Wingwalls
  • Irrigation Weirs
  • Toewalls or Cut-off Walls for Culverts or Concrete Boxes
  • Marine Retaining Walls
  • and Levee Stabilization
  • Lagoon Baffle Walls
  • Culvert Headwalls
  • Diversion Structures

sheet piling marine walls
A South Dakota developer was able to increase waterfront area for this project adjacent to the Missouri River with sheet piling marine walls.

galvanized steel sheet piling
Colorado County uses galvanized steel sheet piling in bridge abutments.

Big R sheet piling
Big R sheet piling protects valuable real estate.