We are currently halfway through installing almost 1.5 Kilometres of Blade Piles on the North Shore, which will soon be under a block of 8 units.
With no vibrations that would cause potential damage to neighboring buildings, and minimal vehicle movement during install, using Blade Piles is a sure way to keep your neighbors happy during the building process.
From Auckland to Christchurch, over 2 kilometers of Blade Piles are being installed under NZ buildings in the next 4 weeks! As soon as one lot of piles is complete, more pipe is arriving to be transformed into Blade Piles.
Contact us today to discuss using www.bladepile.co.nz for your next project.
With all the hard work our hiab Betsy has been doing, we thought she needed a weekend off. Here she is all loaded up and on her way to Whangamata for her first ever Beach Hop!
Omg what a boss van Pete
Installing Blade Piles for a bridge near Kaitaia last week with Bridge It NZ #screwpiling www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVDdOnAOhpI
Are you guys same or different company to pile hire
Oh that’s choice as bro! I love how fast kiwis get stuff done!! 🤩🤙🏼
Geez what size is that Pete ?
We were up in the far North last week installing piles for a 20+ metre bridge with Bridge It NZ. Each pile can take 30 tonne in compression and uplift as this bridge will be submerged in over a metre of water during heavy rainfall. For this bridge the Blade Piles will be fully cast in concrete and incorporated into the full bridge structure.
Building bridges now...amazing the weight these piles support, well done Blade Pile NZ Ltd
We installed 98 Blade Piles for a 2 metre high retaining wall behind a row of townhouses in Auckland this week. With only a 1.6m access way, our truck's hiab 'Betsy' was crucial in getting the job done. #screwpiles #hiab
Go Betsy.
On-site at a job in Napier, slightly speed up the 50 minutes of Blade Pile installation footage so you can see it in under a minute! 😀 #screwpiles #bladepile #newbuild
youtu.be/jKK8JS5ntq0
Amazing so quick
Liorah Atkinson
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No concrete required?
We're in sunny Napier today installing 53 Blade Piles for a residential new build with our local installer Dodge Contracting Ltd. Blade Pile trains and certifies local contractors throughout New Zealand to install Blade Piles as per the independent engineer's designs. This means we keep local companies doing the work in their community.
How far do these go down?
Any environmental challenges going that deep?
Blade piles, is that similar to the domestic houses being built on stump* post?
So awesome ❤️
What size machine do you generally need to wind them in?