Cylindrically milled to any diameter from 100 to 220 mm, up to 12 metres in length. Strength class D70, without taper, for plastic screens and anchored revetments.
Milled and bundled in South Africa, installed in Prolock and JLD fencing along Dutch riverbanks and footpaths.
Prolock Omega or Sigma, JLD M-Hex or J-Hex: we mill cloeziana piles to a cylindrical shape in the diameters required by the system – 100, 130, 150, 180, 200 or 220 mm, in lengths from 1.0 to 12.0 metres. Without taper, ensuring smooth guidance and a precise fit within or behind the plastic profile. Pointed on request, debarked and graded in accordance with SANS 754:2019.
The Prolock system combines a screen made from recycled plastic with timber piles. The screen retains the soil and protects the bank at the water’s edge; it does not rot or rust. The piles provide the structural strength and rigidity of the wall. For lighter structures (Sigma), softwood is often used, whilst for heavier earth retaining structures (Omega), Cloeziana hardwood is preferred: strength class D70, provided it is supplied by Wood Solutions. The strength of the piles, combined with the Omega profile, allows for a free-standing sheet pile wall; whether an anchoring system is required is determined by the calculations.
Reference: the cycle expressway between Zaltbommel and Den Bosch, featuring a Prolock barrier mounted on Cloeziana posts from Wood Solutions.
JLD supplies plastic sheet pile panels (M-Hex and J-Hex) and the JLD folding anchor, a mechanical ground anchor that is driven into the ground by vibration and then tilts. When reinforcing riverbanks, dykes, canals and marinas, cloeziana piles form the load-bearing wall or revetment. To absorb the earth pressure, the structure is anchored to the piles via an anchor rod and a purlin. Cloeziana grows straight, has durability class 1 and will last for decades in wet conditions.
Are you looking for the right diameters or the tender specifications for your project? Email your enquiry to sales@woodsolutions.nl, and we will look into the technical specifications in detail.
