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We produce and sell concrete retaining walls for civil engineering and the agricultural sector. We offer a customized retaining wall solution for every question. Relieving customers of their worries, personal and full-service contact, customization, quality and fast delivery make Bosch Beton a solid partner.
Retaining wall solutions
Discover all retaining wall solutions
Road and traffic
Traffic loads and passages such as driveways, car parks, waste disposal facilities and embankments can be solved with retaining walls of various types and sizes.
Water
A retaining wall retains (excess) water and prevents flooding.
Storage
Storage systems such as a trench silo, a hall at a farmer’s premises, bulk storage or an environmental site are easy to create using retaining walls. Both in the agricultural and GWW sectors.
Soil and garden
Retaining walls are very suitable for absorbing differences in height, for example at a bridge or viaduct. Or to create a level difference in a garden.
Specials
Round, bevelled, coloured, thickened, with structure or radius? Or the bio retaining wall with insect shelters and cut-outs for planting. There is a solution for every demand.
Build your silage clamp
Using our 3D generator, you can build your own silage clamp in three steps Decide what you are going to use the silo for, select a silage clamp wall type, and enter the dimensions of your silage clamp along with the axle weight. Make a selection for the paving of the farmyard, and any accessories and services required. You will receive a customized recommendation free of obligation within three working days of receipt of your application. If you would rather have personal advice, please contact our team.
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