Retaining wall built by UCBC in Northern Beaches
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Retaining walls on the northern beaches

Two very different walls on the northern beaches: 3,000 square metres for FDC Construction & Fitout at Warriewood, and a three-metre Keystone charcoal reinforced earth wall at St Luke's Grammar School in Dee Why, matched to the school's colours.

The ground and the work

Sandstone ridges, clay valleys and a lot of water. Drainage behind a wall matters more here than almost anywhere in Sydney, and access to steep sites shapes the choice of system as much as the engineering does.

Places we cover

Warriewood, Dee Why, Mona Vale, Brookvale, Frenchs Forest and Manly. If your site is nearby and not named, it is almost certainly covered.

Systems we most often use here

Projects in Northern Beaches

Keystone retaining wall on a commercial site

FDC facility, Warriewood

FDC Construction & Fitout · 3,000 m²

UCBC built 3,000 m² of retaining wall at Warriewood on the northern beaches for FDC Construction & Fitout in 2012..

Keystone charcoal split-face reinforced earth wall at a school

St Luke's Grammar School, Dee Why

St Luke's Grammar School · Approximately 200 m², 3 m high

UCBC built a three-metre-high Keystone charcoal split-face reinforced earth retaining wall, around 200 m², at St Luke's Grammar School in Dee Why, matched to the school's colour scheme..

A wall in Northern Beaches?

Send the drawings or a site sketch. We know the ground and we will price it properly.

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