When to Use Rigid Inclusions
Improve Bearing Capacity in Soft Soils
Rigid Inclusions provide strong, reliable support when surface soils are too soft or loose for conventional shallow foundations. CNC’s rigid concrete columns transfer loads into deeper, more competent layers, allowing your structure to be supported without over-excavation or full deep foundation systems.
Control Settlement and Minimize Risk
Rigid Inclusions significantly reduce total and differential settlement, even under heavy structural loads or embankments. This makes them ideal for industrial slabs, tanks, retaining walls, and other applications where uniform performance is critical.
Reduce Spoils, Vibration, and Site Impact
Installed with displacement tooling, CNC’s Rigid Inclusions generate minimal spoils, reducing cleanup, haul-off, and environmental impact. The installation process also limits vibration, making this system suitable for sensitive sites and adjacent structures
Let’s Talk Rigid Inclusions
Ready to stabilize soft soils without the cost or disruption of deep foundations? Let CNC design the right solution for your site.
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