Plastic Sheet Pile (PSP)

Innovative Retaining Wall Solution

Overview

Plastic Sheet Pile (PSP) was developed to replace heavy steel sheet piles or concrete walls in embankment protection and soil erosion prevention applications. It is a product made of rigid PVC with various additives to enhance chemical resistance and weather resistance.

Plastic Sheet Pile Overview

Advantages

Eco-Friendly

PSP has been applied in construction sites in Europe for over 30 years, utilized in various fields such as breakwaters, artificial lakes, and marina facilities. It is an environmentally friendly material made from recycled plastic.

Cost-Effective

PSP can be installed at approximately 20% of the cost of conventional steel sheet piles, offering excellent economic efficiency.

Durability

PSP has excellent corrosion and chemical resistance, pest intrusion resistance, and durability of over 50 years, requiring virtually no maintenance.

Design Flexibility

Through plastic recycling synthesis, various colors and shapes can be implemented, enabling construction that harmonizes with the surrounding landscape.

Easy Installation

Lighter than conventional methods and easy to cut, offering excellent on-site workability.

Applications

Widely utilized in various fields including embankments, rivers, shoreline reinforcement, soil erosion prevention, agricultural reservoirs, and port structures.

PSP Applications

Patents & Certifications

  • Design Patent Registration: Sheet Pile for Civil Engineering Construction, No. 30-0911552 (June 16, 2017)
  • Method Patent Registration: Plastic Sheet Pile Installation Method, No. 10-1836416 (March 2, 2018)
  • Material Patent Registration: Sheet Pile with Excellent Mechanical Strength and Elasticity, No. 10-2043182 (November 5, 2019)
  • Eco-Label Certification: Eco-Friendly Environmental Label Certification, Korea Environmental Industry & Technology Institute (February 23, 2018)
Patents and Certifications

Application Cases

Multiple applications in contamination spread prevention construction during soil contamination remediation projects

Application Cases