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Swanage seafront to undergo soil nailing to stop ground movement and slope instability
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Swanage seafront to undergo soil nailing to stop ground movement and slope instability
A comprehensive engineering report has identified soil nailing as the most effective long-term method to stabilise a problematic section of Swanage’s seafront, with project costs projected to be at least £4.5M. The post Swanage seafront to undergo soil nailing to stop ground movement and slope instability appeared first on New Civil Engineer.
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