Larsen steel sheet piles are U-shaped steel sheet piles with locking tabs at both ends, allowing them to interlock together to form a single sheet pile wall. They offer excellent sealing, high rigidity, and strength, providing both soil and water retention, strong support capabilities, and reliable stability. They require the appropriate type of pile driver to be selected based on soil conditions and pile size.

Regular steel sheet piles are similar to channel steel in a U-shape and lack locking tabs at both ends. While they retain soil, they lack strong water retention. The thickness of the steel is not strong, and they are prone to deformation after use, requiring correction and maintenance. They can be used for support in locations with less stringent environmental requirements. They are inexpensive, can be used in large quantities, are easy to install, and can be driven with an excavator.

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