Winged piles
Plates on the pile spread the lateral force over more soil.
Signs and screens
Billboards, road signs and noise barriers on screw piles
With a sign or a screen the weight is small but the wind is large. It pushes sideways and tries to tip the sign over. Winged piles or piles with a block around the head take that force, without large concrete bases.
Why no concrete?
- Made for lateral force and wind overturning
- No large concrete bases and no soil to remove
- Vibration-free, also along roads, railways and buildings
- Ready to load at once
- Removable if the sign moves
Which foundation?
Block piles
A block around the pile head helps against overturning of large signs and screens.
Wind load
It follows from the Eurocode and the location; your engineer includes it in the design.
How it works
How it works on site
- InformationYou provide the size, height and location.
- Pile choiceWe choose the pile type and length with the manufacturer's data.
- Screwing inWith a compact machine, also on verges and slopes.
- MountingThe posts are bolted to the pile heads at once.
Frequently asked questions
Why does wind matter so much for a sign?
A large surface catches a lot of wind, which tries to tip the sign over even though it is light.
Along a busy road?
Yes. Installation is vibration-free and fast, with a small working zone.
Who calculates the wind load?
Your engineer, to the Eurocode. We supply the pile data.
Ready for your project?
Send us the dimensions or a plan. We reply within two working days.
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