KRINGS Shoring

For use in small- to medium-scale sewer construction

The KRINGS KVL lightweight shoring box is particularly well-suited for use in small - to medium-scale sewer construction. Thanks to its low weight, it can be easily handled with smaller wheeled excavators, making it ideal for laying and performing remedial works on gas, water, telephone, and power lines, as well as for installing service connections.

Lightweight struts, secured with bolts and spring plugs, enable quick assembly and installation using the adjustment method. As required, the shoring system can be extended with top boxes for greater trench depths.

Advantages 

• Lightweight
• For small to medium-sized building projects
• Ideal for handling with small wheel excavators
• For inner-city use
• Installation using the adjustment method at stable grounds

For open terrain and medium - sized inner - city sewer construction projects

The KRINGS KS 60 Box combines the advantages of a lightweight panel construction with those of a jointed strut. This allows the box to be installed using the lowering method even in unstable soils. The shoring box is typically used on medium - sized inner - city sewer construction sites. Thanks to its low weight, installation and removal can also be carried out efficiently using smaller excavators. 

Advantages 

• For open terrain and medium - sized urban sewer construction projects
• Shoring spindles compatible with KS 100 boxes
• Installation and removal possible with smaller excavators
• Low weight, high load - bearing capacity
• Installation using the adjustment and lowering method

• Maximum safety during manhole construction
• Quick assembly and easy installation
• Shoring jacks compatible with other KRINGS boxes
• Installation using the positioning or lowering method

One of the most widely used shoring boxes in the world

The KRINGS KS 100 box is suitable for a wide range of shoring applications. Its robust panel structure, combined with the high-performance KRINGS strut, makes the KS 100 an extremely popular and frequently used shoring box. It is primarily used in sewer construction at depths of up to 4 m. Thanks to the jointed strut, the box can be easily installed using either the setting - in or lowering method.

Advantages

• Wide range of installation areas
• Quick and easy assembly
• Shoring spindles compatible with KS 60 boxes
• Installation using the setting - in or lowering method
• One of the most widely used shoring boxes in the world

Maximum safety during manhole construction

The KRINGS KS 100 corner box is used when wide manholes need to be constructed in a utility trench. The panel body has a U-shaped design and is set back 0.50 m on each side of the trench, resulting in a manhole widening of approximately 1.00 m. Thanks to the jointed strut, the box can be easily installed using either the positioning or lowering method. The trench is secured in front of and behind the manhole using conventional shoring boxes.

Advantages

• Maximum safety during manhole construction
• Quick assembly and easy installation
• Shoring jacks compatible with other KRINGS boxes
• Installation using the positioning or lowering method

Low-Settlement Shoring in Urban Areas

Piling frame elements are particularly well-suited for use with crossing utility lines. They serve as guide frames for the sheet piles and simultaneously form the top stringer layer. The KRINGS DKU piling frame element is frequently used in combination with shoring boxes and is employed whenever a utility crossing prevents the use of shoring boxes. KD VI/8 trench sheets are guided through the guide frame. By attaching adaptors to the sides, the DKU piling frame elements can also be used in the E+S linear shoring system.

Advantages

• Ideal for construction projects with intersecting utility lines
• Low - settlement shoring in urban areas
• Spindles identical to those used in KRINGS boxes
• Suitable for corner shoring and in the E+S linear shoring system

The KRINGS Flex shoring system is the environmentally advantageous alternative to lightweight shoring. It is ideal for laying gas and water lines as well as other utility connections to depths of approximately 2.00 m and pipe culvert lengths of up to 0.60 m.

The lightweight shoring struts from the KRINGS KVL-Box are used as the spindle system. These are attached to the cross bar or coupling with 125xØ20 mm bolts and then secured with spring plugs.