The sheet piling method involves driving interlocking sheets, typically made of steel, into the ground to create a continuous barrier. This method is commonly used for retaining walls, waterfront structures, or excavation support. The sheets form a solid wall that prevents soil or water movement, providing stability to the surrounding area. Sheet piles are driven into the ground using vibrating or impact hammers, and they can be temporary (for construction) or permanent (for long-term structures

Sheet piling is an earth retention and excavation support technique that retains soil, using steel sheet sections with interlocking edges. Sheet piles are installed in sequence to design depth along the planned excavation perimeter or seawall alignment. | The Constructor - Civil Engineering Home