Bakau Pile

Bakau pile refers to piles made from bakau wood. Bakau pile is commonly used as a piling method in Malaysia. It is a durable and water-resistant material, making it ideal for construction in areas with high moisture.


Key Features

• Durability: Bakau wood is naturally resistant to water, rot, and marine borers, making it suitable for use in wet or submerged conditions.
• Strength: The wood has high strength and load-bearing capacity, making it ideal for foundations and structural support.
• Eco-friendly: Bakau is harvested sustainably from mangrove forests, which are vital for coastal ecosystems.

• Building foundations: Ideal for deep foundations in areas with soft or wet soil.
• Support for small box culverts: Widely used in Malaysia as a piling method to support small box culverts.
• Reinforcing ground: Sometimes used to reinforce the ground below a raft or footing, especially for small buildings with a few storeys.