MSE Wall Systems

Vist-A-Wall Precast Panel Walls

AIL Vist-A-Walls (Precast Panel Walls) close-up view of panels.

AIL Vist-A-Walls (Precast Panel Walls) in acute-angled bridge abutment

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Cost-effective Vist-A-Wall Precast Panel Walls are fast and easy to install with minimal equipment and labor requirements.

The Vist-A-Wall Precast Panel Wall System uses precast panels with galvanized steel wire mats to reinforce a retained soil mass.

The technically-sound and well-proven MSE structural wall system is composed of alternating layers of soil reinforcement and backfill. This process creates an extremely stable reinforced structure that is easily adaptable to meet the structural and aesthetic demands of today’s infrastructure projects.

Benefits

Economical system for retaining walls, steepened slopes and erosion control
Heavy-duty, galvanized, steel wire interlocking wall and mat construction
Can handle extreme surcharge loads
Panels available in a variety of sizes, colors, textures and custom designs
Wall heights can exceed 100'
Height increments are 30"
Adapts to curves, angles and steps
Effective system for a wide variety of architectural treatments

Applications

Retaining Walls
Headwalls and Wingwalls
Bridge Abutments
Grade Separations

Vist-A-Wall Panel Options

Today’s precast concrete panels are pushing the boundaries in design and performance. Although many panel types are available, your Big R Technical Sales Representative can help your project team specify custom colors, textures, shapes, sizes and performance options for many types of applications.

	$AIL Vist-A-Wall precast panel texture, fractured fin.$
Smooth	Fractured Fin	Vertical Grave Stake

Ashlar Stone	Custom Colour	Custom Logo

Custom Motif	Custom Mural

Installation

Precast Panel Walls use precast panels with galvanized steel wire mats to reinforce a retained soil mass. Mats connect to the panels quickly with a single connecting pin.



Levelling pad poured in below-grade base.		Precast panels, braces and alignment pins.



Loop hooks on back tie into wire mats.		Mats secured to imbeds with connection pins.



Fabric added, ready for the next lift.		Next lift and bearing pads added.



Panels, fill lifts and mats continue.		Coping, rail system and road surface added.