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RMP68YXX–Timber crib retaining wall

concrete crib retaining wall with vines on the top half Stock Photo

RFC79MKP–concrete crib retaining wall with vines on the top half

A structural crib retaining wall made of Gabion baskets using stones and galvanized wire. Stock Photo

RMD0W13P–A structural crib retaining wall made of Gabion baskets using stones and galvanized wire.

concrete crib retaining wall with grassy slope above it protecting a road Stock Photo

RF2BC426B–concrete crib retaining wall with grassy slope above it protecting a road

Precast concrete crib retaining wall, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England, UK. Stock Photo

RFAA2H3E–Precast concrete crib retaining wall, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England, UK.

A crib / retaining wall, built as a sea defense, forming part of a traditional groyne. Bournemouth beach. Dorset. UK. Stock Photo

RMB926KN–A crib / retaining wall, built as a sea defense, forming part of a traditional groyne. Bournemouth beach. Dorset. UK.

Timber crib lock retaining wall holding back an earth bank beside the service road of a major retail park Stock Photo

RMD4YD5G–Timber crib lock retaining wall holding back an earth bank beside the service road of a major retail park

Timber crib bank protection works on an outside bend of the Irrawaddy River in the Mandalay Region of Myanmar (Burma). Stock Photo

RFKD7ABN–Timber crib bank protection works on an outside bend of the Irrawaddy River in the Mandalay Region of Myanmar (Burma).

. Engineering and Contracting. imate statement of the costsinvolved. Two general types of construction havebeen followed according to the conditionsfound in the subsoil. On rocky or ledge bot-tom, the stone retaining wall was probablyfirst used and is a common type today. Wherethe subsoil is sand, silt or clay the pile orpile and relieving platform construction havegeneraly been used. The crib bulkhead maybe used on any bottom. Crih Bulkheads—The earliest examples ofthis type consist of a few rough logs laidalong the waters edge, the filling behind be-ing earth and sand. Later the crib was bui Stock Photo

RM2AFHMF0–. Engineering and Contracting. imate statement of the costsinvolved. Two general types of construction havebeen followed according to the conditionsfound in the subsoil. On rocky or ledge bot-tom, the stone retaining wall was probablyfirst used and is a common type today. Wherethe subsoil is sand, silt or clay the pile orpile and relieving platform construction havegeneraly been used. The crib bulkhead maybe used on any bottom. Crih Bulkheads—The earliest examples ofthis type consist of a few rough logs laidalong the waters edge, the filling behind be-ing earth and sand. Later the crib was bui

VIEW OF UNFINISHED ROADWAY SHOWING WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS BENEATH THE 155th STREET VIADUCT—RETAINING WALL OF THE DREDGES REMOVING TIMBER CRIB TO MAKE WAY FOR MASONRY CONSTRUCTION., scientific american, 1897-02-06 Stock Photo

RM2ABXF4T–VIEW OF UNFINISHED ROADWAY SHOWING WASHINGTON'S HEADQUARTERS BENEATH THE 155th STREET VIADUCT—RETAINING WALL OF THE DREDGES REMOVING TIMBER CRIB TO MAKE WAY FOR MASONRY CONSTRUCTION., scientific american, 1897-02-06

RMP68YXY–Timber crib retaining wall

. Engineering and Contracting. Wa/l -Si Fig. l pile Bulkhead With Timber Plat-form, First Street Slip. of sea-wall or bulkheads have been used inthis work, and the present paper is an endeav-or to indicate a number of constructions whichhave been used with success, together with abrief statement of the difficulties encountered,. V V V VFig. 2—Crib Bulkhead on Piles, Gow/anusCanal Type. and an approximate statement of the costsinvolved. Two general types of construction havebeen followed according to the conditionsfound in the subsoil. On rocky or ledge bot-tom, the stone retaining wall was pro Stock Photo

RM2AFHMM2–. Engineering and Contracting. Wa/l -Si Fig. l pile Bulkhead With Timber Plat-form, First Street Slip. of sea-wall or bulkheads have been used inthis work, and the present paper is an endeav-or to indicate a number of constructions whichhave been used with success, together with abrief statement of the difficulties encountered,. V V V VFig. 2—Crib Bulkhead on Piles, Gow/anusCanal Type. and an approximate statement of the costsinvolved. Two general types of construction havebeen followed according to the conditionsfound in the subsoil. On rocky or ledge bot-tom, the stone retaining wall was pro