Excavation
Urban excavation
Excavating below neighbouring buildings, with spoil removal through a tight street entry.
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Tight-access excavation in Bronte.
Compact excavators working a narrow Bronte site, between boundary walls and neighbouring buildings.
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BronteExcavation · Our work
The site & the workCompact machines for a narrow work area.
The challenge
Working between closely spaced buildings and boundary walls, with muddy ground, standing water and limited room to manoeuvre machinery.
We worked the wet ground beside the block retaining wall and the neighbouring house, using compact excavators that fitted the available space.
How the job ran
Machine size
Compact excavators fitted the strip between the walls, with room for a worker at the cut face beside them.
Cutting attachment
A cutting attachment stood on its own stand beside the machine, close to the cut face.
Sandstone
The later photos show sandstone spoil heaped between the buildings, waiting to be loaded out.
Where the photographs endExposed ground between the buildings, with sandstone stockpiled for removal.
On site in BronteThe site, from every side.
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