Over the past ten years, Blade Pile NZ has evolved from a simple screw piling alternative into a leader in foundation innovation across New Zealand. One of the most exciting developments has been the rise of hybrid foundation systems, where Blade Piles are integrated with other structural elements such as concrete ring beams, timber floor […]
Blade Pile NZ was proud to attend and sponsor the SESOC 2025 Conference in Wellington, our first time supporting the event as a sponsor. Held from June 25–27 at the Tākina Convention Centre, the conference’s theme, “Navigating Change with Integrity and Future Focus,” addressed the evolving challenges in structural engineering, including sustainability, digital transformation, and […]
Blade Piles are an environmentally friendly piling solution that offer numerous advantages over traditional methods like concrete or timber piles. Our sustainable attributes make us an attractive choice for various construction and infrastructure projects. Blade Piles require significantly less excavation and disruption to the surrounding environment. Unlike conventional piles that require extensive digging and concrete […]
In earthquake-prone regions, such as Christchurch, Hawke’s Bay and the Bay of Plenty it is essential to ensure your buildings are strengthened to mitigate the impact of future seismic events. One highly effective method to do this is using Blade Piles. Our specialised products offer several compelling reasons as to why we should be considered […]
Blade Pile stands out as the optimal choice when building on sites that have uncontrolled fill. We have several key advantages that streamline the building process while limiting disruptions to the surrounding environment. The most beneficial advantage of using Blade Piles, is that we eliminate the need to excavate uncontrolled fill, with a fully suspended […]
Contaminated soils and archaeological sites are a common obstacle when building in New Zealand, but with Blade Pile there is an easy solution. As Blade Piles are screwed into the ground at a low speed, the soil is displaced and encapsulated as the blades penetrate it, so there is no need to remove contaminated soil […]