Elephant Point Gabion Retraining Wall Embankment stabalization
Contact usElephant Point Gabion Retaining Wall embankment stabilization
The gabion project, initiated on 28 October 2024 and completed on 14 November 2024, involved constructing a mass gravity gabion structure utilizing 300m³ of rock. The primary purpose of this structure was to stabilize an embankment adjacent to a luxury accommodation development located in a region celebrated for its rich natural diversity and proximity to big game, just outside Kruger National Park. The project enhances the safety and integrity of the site while blending seamlessly into the surrounding environment, supporting sustainable development in this ecologically significant area.
Survey, Planning, Supply and Installation
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Filling
Soil Saver
SoilSaver for Eco-Friendly Construction: Images show how we implemented SoilSaver to stabilize soil and promote sustainability, reducing our project’s ecological footprint
Stabilizing Tree
Threatened Giants: These Jackalberry trees, endangered by erosion, faced certain destruction.
These images capture the urgency of our work to protect these essential parts of the local landscape, ensuring their survival against future floods
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