Sustainable, circular soil barriers for the GWW

We previously wrote about the products that add value to the GWW industry under the name Circore. 

They meet the targets set by the government when it comes to circular procurement on a project, also because of their very positive EQI value and low CO₂-footprint. Emil Golshani, international account manager at Circore, part of HKS Scrap Metals B.V.: "By now, one-third of the water boards choose our products."

Sheet piling, shoring, weirs and more

The high-quality Circore products are low-maintenance and have a long service life which provides huge cost savings. "Our sheet pile walls are constructed from planks of up to 4 meters long that are installed vertically. Finishing with a single or double purlin (optionally steel reinforced) is possible. The shoring bulkheads are constructed from planks with a total height of 20-40-60-80 or 100 cm. The 3 meter wide bulkheads, are secured at the back with five cleats, for optimal stability. These can be finished with full profile purlins for protection."

Versatile use

"Circore plastic products are applicable in both wet and dry corners," Golshani continued. "Our products are an excellent sustainable and circular alternative to wood. Thanks to virtually the same processing as wood, our sheet pile walls are also suitable for building a weir. Or to be used as a soil retaining wall next to a footpath." Circore is constantly engaged in further development and product improvement based on customer experience, through flexible and solution-oriented thinking with the customer. This creates new products, applications and markets for Circore products." Finally, Golshani mentions a project in Genemuiden, where -due to the soft peat soil- 2-meter bulkheads were used: a custom solution from Circore. Not only then, but still today to the full satisfaction of the customer.