ERFO 2012(4), Power Ranger District, is an ArtWeld Gabion wall constructed in 2014.  The wall has a max height of 18', consists of 314 CY of ArtWeld Gabions, and is located at the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest.  The wall was built by Johnson Rock Products, owned by the USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Region, and designed by the USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Region as well.

The South Field Crusher MSE Relocation wall is a welded wire wall constructed in November 1999. The project is located in in Gillette, Wyoming. The general contactor was TIC - The Industrial Company and the wall designer was Geotechnical Design Services Inc.

Wall Details:
        •  Design Loading: Komatsu 830E off-road, end dump trucks 
        •  7 year design life [non-galv.wire]    
        •  Maximum Wall height 40’
        •  Maximum Mat length of 27’ 
        •  4,832 SF  [designed as wingwalls, adjacent to crusher]
 

Lot 121 Deer Crest-Pichinson Residence is a Welded Wire Wall / Spiralnail project. The Lot 121 Deer Crest-Pichinson Residence project was bulilt in 2008 and consists of 2200 SF of Welded Wire Wall, and 96 Spiralnails. 

This project was to add on to an existing wall that was installed about 10 years prior.  The 10 year old wall needed and additional 20' of Welded Wire Wall on top of the existing wall. The wall is now a tiered with a height of 46'.  For additional reinforcement, Spiralnails were installed in the existing wall to account for the load of the new wall on top.

Price Creek Road, PM 2.31 Storm Damage Repair is a Spiralnail through ArtWeld Gabion project constructed in 2003.  The project consists of 364 CY of Artweld Gabions and 65 Spiralnails with a height of 15'.  The Price Creek Road, PM 2.31 Storm Damage Repair is located near Rio Dell, Humboldt County, CA, and is owned by the County of Humboldt Public Works

The Scottsdale - Chaparral Water Treatment Plant is a ArtWeld Gabion Project constructed in 2006.  This project consists of 1060 CY of ArtWeld Gabions, was built by Specialty Contractors of Arizona, and owned by the City of Scottsdale.

Timber Sky is an ArtWeld Gabion project located in Flagstaff AZ.  This project consists of 125 CY of ArtWeld Gabions, and was constructed in 2019.  This project is privately owned and was built by Warner's Landscape Company.

Grandview Overlook is a ArtWeld Gabion Project Located in Page, AZ.  The project consists of 190 CY of ArtWeld Gabions constructed in 2020.  The Grandview Overlook project was built by the Canyon Club of Page Foundation, and is owned by the City of Page / Canyon Club of Page Foundation.

The Red Hills Parkway project is a Welded Wire Wall constructed in 2012, and located in Washington County, Utah.  The Red Hills Parkway Welded Wire Wall is 25,000 SF, and 45 feet tall.  The wall was constructed by EarthTech West, Ltd., Designed by Geotechnical Design System Inc., and owned by the State of Utah DOT.

The Caparrella High Valley Farms Project is a Trinity Basket wall constructed in 2014.  This project consists of 1140 SF / 50 CY of Trinity Baskets located in Basalt, CO.  The wall is privately owned it was built by GM Johnson Construction / Suarez Masonry, and the architect was Rowland+Broughton.

PROJECT & MATERIALS SUMMARY:

•    Spiralnails, Non-Galvanized/Black Steel, 134 Each, 16’ – 42’ lengths
•    Spiralnails spaced at 3’ vertical and 4’-8’ horizontal

In 1994, a Hilfiker Welded Wire Wall (72’ tall, 8-year design life), designed by MacIntosh Engineering, was constructed at the site and utilized as a truck dump supporting 162 ton GVW trucks.  In 2001, an addition to the structure, also a Welded Wire Wall designed by MacIntosh Engineering, was constructed.

In 2011, a design analysis by Collins Engineers, Inc. determined that corrosion, as anticipated, would limit extending the future service life of the structure.  A Spiralnail system to extend the service life an additional 10 years, as required by the owner, was designed by Collins Engineers, supplied by Hilfiker, and construction by EarthTech West.  Construction also included placing a berm at the toe of the existing wall.