The Screw Anchor performs well in a variety of soil types with its unique spiral design.
Sand:
The Screw Anchor performs well in sandy soil. Due to its spiral design, it can easily penetrate fine-grained sand and form a solid support. In sandy soils, Screw Anchor can often be installed more quickly and efficiently, providing reliable support for buildings.
soil:
For sticky soil, Screw Anchor is also suitable. Its spiral design can effectively penetrate clay and form a solid foundation support. Compared with traditional foundation support methods, Screw Anchor is usually installed in the soil more quickly and reduces soil disturbance.
gravel:
The Screw Anchor also works well in soils containing gravel. Its spiral design allows the ground anchor to quickly penetrate the gravel layer, providing solid support. This allows Screw Anchor to still provide reliable foundation support in areas with complex geological conditions, such as mountainous areas or river bank edges.
rock:
Although the Screw Anchor is primarily designed to penetrate soil, it may also be considered for use in some light rocky conditions. However, for extremely hard rock, other suitable foundation support methods may be required.
Adaptability:
The spiral design of the Screw Anchor makes it highly adaptable and suitable for mixed layers in a variety of soil types. This makes it more flexible in practical engineering applications and can handle different depths and types of soil.