High Strength Bearing Piling Steel Pipe for Deep Foundation with Corrosion Resistance

When shallow soil isn't strong enough to support structural loads, deep foundations are required. Steel pipe piles are commonly used for deep foundations, transferring building loads to stronger soil layers deep underground. They resist loads through skin friction and point bearing. Pipes can be open-ended or closed-ended, with points or plates. When driven with plates, pipes can be filled with concrete to increase pile strength. The investment in plates, reinforcement, and concrete is often better spent on larger, thicker piles. Pipe piles range in size from inches to feet in diameter and can be easily spliced to create piles hundreds of feet long.