Steel sheet piling is commonly used in civil and hydraulic engineering projects. Construction projects rely heavily on sheet piling, especially in the Netherlands, with its low ground level, its abundant water and poor soil conditions. Many structures in numerous countries in Europe are made possible by using steel sheet piling. Our products are used in many projects in Europe, due to their high quality.

Hot-rolled and cold-rolled sheet piling
The difference between hot-rolled and cold-rolled sheet piling is in the production method and the material thickness.Cold-rolled sheet piling is profiled from wide-plate steel and manufactured using a cold-deformation process. Cold-rolled sheet piling is available in steel thicknesses of 3 to 16 mm and is used in light to medium-heavy earth and water-retaining structures.Hot-rolled sheet piling is profiled in a rolling process at high temperatures. Hot-rolled sheet piling is available in steel thicknesses up to over 20 mm, which means that they are also used in heavy-duty and long sheet-piling structures.

Custom-made sheet piling solutions
We can supply sheet piling of any length and thickness for any project. Because we specifically tailor our sheet piling to each situation we have a strong position and are competitive when it comes to the most cost-effective sheet-piling profiles.

Purchase and repurchase
Apart from renting out sheet piling, we also offer the option of purchase- repurchase. This is often opted for in long-term projects. Sheet piling is then sold back to InfraRentals after the end of the project.

Corner sections
InfraRentals can also supply corner sections to insert between different sheet-pilling profiles. Corner sections can be used for all kinds of corner or angle solution.

Interlock sealing
We use Pile Lock for contaminated soil to seal sheet piling with interlock sealing. When this product comes into contact with water, it expands to 20 times its original volume. This makes the sheet piling interlocks water- tight. Bitumen is used as interlock sealing for regular sealing.