Bracing struts provide support for braced excavations by propping the vertical faces in place together with excavation bracing frames. This ensures safe and efficient construction.
Our excavation bracing struts are available for hire. Select from a wide range of medium to heavy duty struts, which have each been designed to provide versatile solutions for your braced excavation.
Our bracing struts have the capacity to support low-load shallow trench excavations right through to extremely high-load basement excavations.
Compatible with our bracing frame systems, our bracing struts are used as intermediate supports allowing you to indefinitely extend the length of the excavation.
With a range of end fixtures, the excavation bracing struts can be used to prop permanent concrete structures such as diaphragm walls and capping beams.
The bracing struts can also be used as raking props for one-sided excavations.
Use our allowable load capacity comparison chart below to ensure you find the right Mabey Hire bracing strut for your excavation project:
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Our excavation bracing struts are available for hire. Choose from a range of bracing struts that cover low to extremely high load range capacities. Including trench struts, mechanical bracing struts, super bracing struts and more. Find the right bracing strut solution for your construction project.
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