RSS precast concrete retaining wall units
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RSS precast concrete retaining walls

Our RSS precast walls use factory-made concrete components engineered for applications where the ground moves. Every unit is manufactured under controlled conditions to consistent strength and finish, then assembled on site into a wall that resists earth pressure and settlement without cracking.

Where it fits

  • Civil and infrastructure retaining
  • Rail and road corridors
  • Reactive or settling ground
  • Walls needing a consistent precast face
  • Fast programmes with limited site works
  • Tiered and terraced retaining
RSS precast concrete retaining wall units

Made in the factory, built on site

The strength of a precast system is that the hard part happens before the truck arrives. Each component is cast to a controlled mix and finish, cured properly and checked before it leaves. On site the work is base preparation, placement and backfill, which is faster and less weather-dependent than casting in place.

Built for movement

The components are designed to interlock rather than to bond. A wall built this way flexes with settlement, vibration and the seasonal movement of reactive clay instead of resisting it and cracking. It is the same principle as the crib wall, applied with a different component set.

Applications

We use RSS precast on civil work where a consistent, durable face is wanted along a corridor or batter, and on commercial sites where the programme is tight. The units suit terraced arrangements and can be combined with our other systems where the design calls for it.

Questions we are asked

How does RSS precast differ from a crib wall?
Both are precast, interlocking, movement-tolerant systems. Crib is the open cellular wall with rock fill and a plantable face; RSS precast uses a closed component set for a solid, consistent face.
Is the finish suitable for a visible wall?
Yes. Factory casting gives a uniform face and edge, which is one reason the system is chosen for corridors and public-facing batters.
How quickly can a precast wall be built?
Once the base is prepared, placement is fast because there is no curing time on site. A long wall goes up in days.

RSS precast on site

Precast concrete retaining wall units on a UCBC site
Precast concrete retaining wall units on a UCBC site
Precast concrete retaining wall units on a UCBC site
Precast concrete retaining wall units on a UCBC site
Precast concrete retaining wall units on a UCBC site
Precast concrete retaining wall units on a UCBC site
Precast concrete retaining wall units on a UCBC site
Precast concrete retaining wall units on a UCBC site

Price a rss precast wall.

Send the drawings or a site sketch with heights and lengths. We come back with a system, a price and a programme.

(02) 9344 9168
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