Truline

When you are working on a project that requires a wall, whether it is a water or non-water application, the Truline system should be in your tool box. It offers engineers and architects versatility in design and provides those constructing your design with installation flexibility, while providing long-term performance. Walls, soil conditions, and site conditions all vary by project and even on the specific job site. Designing and building with Truline can save time and money and provide a low lifetime cost.

Construction projects that are properly completed usually have a certain cost or expected price range. And, like most things, the costs vary by geography due to logistics, labor, and more. The same is true with seawall or retaining wall construction. There are many material options available on the market and methods to building a seawall, bulkhead wall or retaining wall. Each have different capabilities and costs. Our guide will try to help answer those questions. Different types of licensed and insured contractors (marine, land, concrete, or general) and government entities install the Truline system for their projects.

It is very important to provide the most accurate and conservative data for engineers, architects and contractors. We invested significant time and money to ensure the data was based on actual testing and independent analysis and interpretation by professional engineers and premier testing labs. ENGINEERING ANALYSIS: Third-party interpretation and analysis of the test data was completed by a well-known and respected geotechnical and structural engineering and software rm, Ensoft, Inc. This report presents the recommended structural capacities for Truline composite wall sections and a summary of design methods commonly used to design cantilevered and anchored sheet pile structures.

The following case studies provide information on specific projects and the benefits Truline provided including ease of installation, cost savings, longevity, and more. Since the development of the Truline product, it has helped project managers, engineers, contractors, public works, and architects to provide property owners with a long-term solution for their seawalls, bulkheads, retaining walls, cutoff walls, and more. 50-year old marina and resort on the riverfront was demolished and a new $14 million resort, Topock 66, was built to include a vinyl seawall, hotel, pool and spa with a marina, restaurants and more.