Existing connection
Identify what is already cast into or available on the structure and review the relevant NON-DRILL product.
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Reinforced earth walls need Edge Protection as panels are placed, backfilling progresses and other crews move in. NON-DRILL can connect to suitable lifting anchors already cast into the wall elements, giving the team a handrail without drilling into the finished concrete. Where a permanent handrail is part of the design, the same posts and rails can also form part of a planned temporary-to-permanent transition, so the protection stays coordinated with the construction sequence.
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NON-DRILL begins with the structure, the anchor or fixing point and the Edge Protection requirement. The product is then matched to the application rather than forcing the project into a generic arrangement.
Identify what is already cast into or available on the structure and review the relevant NON-DRILL product.
If the project is early enough, consider the position and purpose of the connection before manufacture or construction.
Application journey
Each application follows the same route: identify what the structure already offers, match it to a connection, and agree the installation arrangement.
Confirm the element, project stage and when Edge Protection is required.
Review existing anchor information or the opportunity to plan a connection into the build.
Provide the relevant product, installation and technical information for project review.
What to establish
01Are lifting anchors already available?
02When is Edge Protection required in the installation sequence?
03Is a temporary-to-permanent pathway being considered?
04What drawings and panel information are available?
Common questions
Reinforced earth walls need Edge Protection as panels are placed, backfilling progresses and other crews move in. NON-DRILL can connect to suitable lifting anchors already cast into the wall elements, giving the team a handrail without drilling into the finished concrete. Where a permanent handrail is part of the design, the same posts and rails can also form part of a planned temporary-to-permanent transition, so the protection stays coordinated with the construction sequence. The available anchor, structure and complete Edge Protection arrangement must be reviewed for the project.
Not necessarily. Existing anchors are the most common starting point. Where the project is still at design stage, connection points can also be considered early.
Send drawings, anchor details, dimensions, clear photographs, the project stage and a description of the Edge Protection requirement.
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Send the drawings, anchor details, photographs and project stage. NON-DRILL can help identify the likely next step.
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