Faster, safer and more effective!
Foundation screws offer the advantage of being particularly versatile.
They adapt to all types of soil: the screws are designed to resist corrosion thanks to hot-dip galvanized steel. Screw-mounted structures are therefore perfectly suited for topsoil, clay, chalk, rock (requires pre-drilling), etc. Highly resistant, they are stable, durable, and can withstand extreme vertical and horizontal forces.
We maintain a large stock of foundation screws, allowing us to shorten project start-up times.
Another advantage of this solution is that it requires no excavation, digging, or concrete. This makes it a quick and eco-friendly system to implement, as the screw causes no soil damage (no waterproofing) and is entirely reversible. Load bearing is also immediate, and no grounding is required.
The solution to different elevations
This unique foundation solution is used when digging is impossible (backfill, technical landfills, presence of contractors). SigueSol® ball joint bases are placed on stringers and allow for a 10% incline. As a result, this solution can compensate for any uneven levels in the ground, as well as different elevations.
Thanks to the telescopic device used to adjust the height of the feet on these structures, this kind of solution can adapt to changes in the terrain over time.
Affordable, quick and easy to install!
This solution is well suited to stable soils. Driven support columns are particularly affordable and quick to install, due to the lack of accessories and the ease of assembly. They are also more resistant to shearing than foundation screws, which allows for a larger distance between columns. It is even possible to use a single support column for smaller structures, which would normally require a minimum of two screws.
Like foundation screws, driven support columns do not have an impact on the soil, and are completely reversible and easy to take apart. Simply pull them out.
However, for hard or corrosive soils, it is better to use foundation screws, which are shorter and require a smaller treatment surface. Screws can also be adjusted, unlike driven support columns.
