EPS for piling works, cut to the foundation drawing.
EPS void formers and compressible layers placed under pile caps and ground beams and around piles, so the foundation is separated from the ground where the design requires it.
On piled foundations the engineer often needs a void or a compressible layer between the ground and the pile caps, ground beams or suspended slab. EPS fills that gap during the pour and stays light, clean and easy to place.
IB cuts the EPS to the thickness and layout on the foundation drawing, and the grade is selected against the load during the concrete pour. Ex-works collection from Ghala keeps the material on site when the piling programme needs it.
EPS for Piling
Cut to the foundation drawing
Thickness and layout set by the engineer's detail.
Graded to the pour
Density grade selected against the wet-concrete load.
Light and quick to place
Laid by hand ahead of the reinforcement.
Local supply
Ex-works from Ghala or delivered to site.
Why is EPS used in piling works?
It forms a void or compressible layer between the ground and the pile caps, ground beams or slab, as the foundation design requires.
Can you cut to our foundation layout?
Yes. Send the foundation drawing and IB returns a cutting schedule and quantity take-off.
Which grade is used?
The grade is chosen against the load during the pour and the engineer's requirement. IB confirms it from the drawing.
Send us your drawings.
Send the slab or wall details and IB will return a grade recommendation, a cutting schedule and a quantity take-off.
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