- Product: Durahold
- Project: Clayton Waste Transfer Station
- Engineer: Synclair Knight Mertz
- Client: Camberwell City Council
- Date Constructed: 1994
The Durahold block system was chosen for this project because of the following:
- The planned position of the new tip was on fill soil, thus Duraholds ability to deal with minor soil movement was seen as an advantage.
- The significant mass of the Durahold block give it great durability to impact from machinery.
- The Durahold wall can be constructed with a vertical face.
- A Durahold retaining wall can be constructed more quickly than most types of retaining walls on the market.
- The Durahold system is a segmental retaining wall. This means the system is re-locateable, so when the waste transfer station comes to the end of its life the blocks can be transported to another location and re-used.