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−	A trench is is an excavation, the length of which greatly exceeds its depth. Shallow trenches are usually considered to be less than 6 m deep and deep trenches greater than 6 m. Trenches are commonly required to allow services, pipelines or foundations to be laid.	+	A trench is an excavation, the length of which greatly exceeds its depth. Shallow trenches are usually considered to be less than 6 m deep and deep trenches greater than 6 m. Trenches are commonly required to allow services, pipelines or foundations to be laid.

	Over short periods of time, for relatively shallow depths most soil types will stand almost vertically without difficulty. However, trenches other than those which are relatively shallow may require support.		Over short periods of time, for relatively shallow depths most soil types will stand almost vertically without difficulty. However, trenches other than those which are relatively shallow may require support.

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	Trench boxes can be placed in pre-excavated trenches or installed using a ‘dig and push’ technique. This involves pushing them into the ground as the excavation proceeds with an excavator removing soil from between the panels, while ensuring that the sides of the trench are supported at all times. The trench width must be sufficient to accommodate what is being laid in the trench, the width of the excavator bucket, and the thickness of the box panels.		Trench boxes can be placed in pre-excavated trenches or installed using a ‘dig and push’ technique. This involves pushing them into the ground as the excavation proceeds with an excavator removing soil from between the panels, while ensuring that the sides of the trench are supported at all times. The trench width must be sufficient to accommodate what is being laid in the trench, the width of the excavator bucket, and the thickness of the box panels.

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	Trench boxes are typically made from steel or aluminium and are two-sided, supporting both sides of an excavation, separated by spreaders. They require at least two separating struts per panel for stability.		Trench boxes are typically made from steel or aluminium and are two-sided, supporting both sides of an excavation, separated by spreaders. They require at least two separating struts per panel for stability.

−	Trench boxes can be placed in pre-excavated trenches or installed using a ‘dig and push’ technique. This involves pushing them into the ground as the excavation proceeds with an excavator removing soil from between the panels, while ensuring that the sides of the trench are supported at all times. The trench width must be sufficient to accommodate what is being laid in the trench, the width of the excavator bucket, and the thickness of the box panels. ~~kinpper knipe~~ is ~~comming~~	+	Trench boxes can be placed in pre-excavated trenches or installed using a ‘dig and push’ technique. This involves pushing them into the ground as the excavation proceeds with an excavator removing soil from between the panels, while ensuring that the sides of the trench are supported at all times. The trench width must be sufficient to accommodate what is being laid in the trench, the width of the excavator bucket, and the thickness of the box panels.
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	Trench boxes are typically made from steel or aluminium and are two-sided, supporting both sides of an excavation, separated by spreaders. They require at least two separating struts per panel for stability.		Trench boxes are typically made from steel or aluminium and are two-sided, supporting both sides of an excavation, separated by spreaders. They require at least two separating struts per panel for stability.

−	Trench boxes can be placed in pre-excavated trenches or installed using a ‘dig and push’ technique. This involves pushing them into the ground as the excavation proceeds with an excavator removing soil from between the panels, while ensuring that the sides of the trench are supported at all times. The trench width must be sufficient to accommodate what is being laid in the trench, the width of the excavator bucket, and the thickness of the box panels.	+	Trench boxes can be placed in pre-excavated trenches or installed using a ‘dig and push’ technique. This involves pushing them into the ground as the excavation proceeds with an excavator removing soil from between the panels, while ensuring that the sides of the trench are supported at all times. The trench width must be sufficient to accommodate what is being laid in the trench, the width of the excavator bucket, and the thickness of the box panels. kinpper knipe is comming

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−	A trench is is an excavation, the length of which greatly exceeds its depth. Shallow trenches are usually considered to be less than 6 m deep and deep trenches greater than 6 m. Trenches are commonly required to allow services, pipelines or foundations to be laid.	+	A trench is an excavation, the length of which greatly exceeds its depth. Shallow trenches are usually considered to be less than 6 m deep and deep trenches greater than 6 m. Trenches are commonly required to allow services, pipelines or foundations to be laid.

	Over short periods of time, for relatively shallow depths most soil types will stand almost vertically without difficulty. However, trenches other than those which are relatively shallow may require support.		Over short periods of time, for relatively shallow depths most soil types will stand almost vertically without difficulty. However, trenches other than those which are relatively shallow may require support.
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−	A trench is ~~defined as~~ an excavation ~~when its~~ length greatly exceeds its depth. Shallow trenches are usually considered to be less than 6 m deep and deep trenches greater than 6 m. Trenches are commonly required to allow services, pipelines or foundations to be laid.	+	A trench is is an excavation, the length of which greatly exceeds its depth. Shallow trenches are usually considered to be less than 6 m deep and deep trenches greater than 6 m. Trenches are commonly required to allow services, pipelines or foundations to be laid.

−	Over short periods of time for relatively shallow depths most soil types will stand almost vertically without ~~any problems~~. However, trenches other than those which are relatively shallow may require ~~a trench~~ support ~~scheme~~.	+	Over short periods of time, for relatively shallow depths most soil types will stand almost vertically without difficulty. However, trenches other than those which are relatively shallow may require support.

−	A trench box is a temporary ~~earth-~~retaining structure which allows the sides of the trench to be cut ~~vertical~~ or near-~~vertical~~. Trench boxes are suitable for low-risk situations in stable, dry ground, often when other solutions, e.g. piling, would be inappropriate.	+	A trench box is a temporary retaining structure which allows the sides of the trench to be cut vertically or near-vertically. Trench boxes are suitable for low-risk situations in stable, dry ground, often when other solutions, e.g. piling, would be inappropriate.

−	Trench boxes are typically made ~~of either~~ steel or aluminium and ~~because they~~ are two-sided ~~they are capable of~~ supporting both sides of an excavation by ~~means of interchangeable~~ spreaders. ~~A box requires~~ at least two struts ~~at each~~ panel for stability~~, which must be considered when access is required for construction work or piping~~.	+	Trench boxes are typically made from steel or aluminium and are two-sided, supporting both sides of an excavation, separated by spreaders. They require at least two separating struts per panel for stability.

−	Trench boxes can be placed in pre-excavated trenches or installed using ~~the~~ ‘dig and push’ technique. This involves them ~~being pushed~~ into the ground as the excavation ~~continues~~ with an excavator removing soil from between the panels, while ensuring that the sides of the trench are supported at all times. ~~This means that the~~ trench width ~~should~~ be sufficient ~~for~~ what is being laid in the trench, the width of the excavator bucket, and the thickness of the box panels.	+	Trench boxes can be placed in pre-excavated trenches or installed using a ‘dig and push’ technique. This involves pushing them into the ground as the excavation proceeds with an excavator removing soil from between the panels, while ensuring that the sides of the trench are supported at all times. The trench width must be sufficient to accommodate what is being laid in the trench, the width of the excavator bucket, and the thickness of the box panels.

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