Campsites and glamping

Chalets, glamping and campsite units on screw piles

A campsite or glamping site has many units, often on a slope, among trees or on soft ground. Ground screws and screw piles set every unit level, without a slab and without churning up the site. If the layout changes, the piles move too.

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Timber unit with large glazing on screw piles

Why no concrete?

  • No slab and no digging among the trees
  • Level, even on a slope
  • Ready to load at once
  • Removable and reusable
  • A ventilated space under the floor

Which foundation?

Ground screws

For glamping tents, decks and light units.

Screw piles with a beam

For chalets and static caravans: a ring beam or bearers on the piles.

Permits

A removable foundation can help. Always check the rules with your local council.

How it works

How it works on site

  1. PlanYou provide the plan and the type of units.
  2. Setting outWe set out the positions, also among trees and on slopes.
  3. Screwing inWith compact machines that spare the site.
  4. PlacingAll heads level; the units can go on at once.

Frequently asked questions

Can a chalet go on ground screws?

Yes, with bearers or a ring beam on the screws or piles.

How many piles per unit?

That depends on size and weight. The pile calculator gives an indication.

Can we move later?

Yes. The piles are unscrewed and can be reused.