Ground Anchors - Buildings
Ground Anchors in Building Projects
In urban and high-density building projects, ground anchors provide essential support to stabilize retaining structures, resist uplift forces, and enable safe excavation. VSL delivers custom-engineered ground anchor solutions that meet stringent performance, safety, and durability requirements.
The Role of Ground Anchors in Building Projects
Ground anchors transfer tensile forces into stable soil or rock strata, ensuring the stability of retaining walls, basements, and slopes during and after construction.
In buildings with deep basements or exposed to groundwater uplift or wind, anchors help control vertical and horizontal displacements.
Anchors are critical in tight urban footprints where traditional support systems are not feasible.
VSL’s Ground Anchor Services
VSL provides end-to-end ground anchor solutions, combining engineering, specialized equipment, and rigorous quality control to ensure safe, reliable performance in all soil conditions. Our services cover every stage, from design to installation, testing, and long-term monitoring, tailored to the structural and geotechnical needs of each project.
Temporary and Permanent Anchors
Post-Tensioned Anchors
Drilling and Grouting
Testing and Monitoring
Why Choose VSL for Ground Anchors?
Integrated Engineering and Execution
From geotechnical studies to anchor design and installation, VSL offers a complete solution with full technical support.High-Performance Materials
All ground anchor systems use corrosion protection, high-strength steel strands or bars, and quality grouting per international standards.Experience in Complex Environments
VSL has delivered anchor systems in restricted urban sites, near sensitive structures, and under high groundwater conditions.
FAQs about Ground Anchors
Temporary anchors are used during construction and are usually de-tensioned or decommissioned. Permanent anchors remain active for the service life of the structure.
With appropriate corrosion protection, permanent anchors can last the entire design life of the building structure.
Anchor suitability depends on soil conditions. VSL conducts geotechnical assessments to determine feasibility and design requirements.