Fast Tilt Retaining Wall Adds Application Animations to the Company's Website

POWAY, Calif. - Nov. 6, 2020 - PRLog -- Fast Tilt Retaining Wall recently introduced detailed animations to its website to give viewers a better idea of how each application of Fast Tilt's innovative tilt-up retaining wall system is useful under different sets of conditions. The animations, demonstrate the flexibility of their retaining wall system to be used effectively in a wide range of site conditions. These animations are also a great educational tool to help viewers understand the speed and cost advantages of the Fast Tilt system.

"We're incredibly pleased with how these animations came out," says Jo Baumgartner, Fast Tilt's Vice President of Development. "There is a faster and less expensive retaining wall system available now.  We are pleased to be able to show the innovative and time saving construction process in a way that is clear and understandable."

The animations show in detail the following applications:
•Soil retention cut
•Levee
•Seawall
•Deep foundation
•Channel
•Soil retention fill

These animations can be viewed on Fast Tilt's website at https://www.fasttilt.com/technology.html.

Fast Tilt Retaining Wall's patented tilt-up wall system is erected 30-40% faster than traditional retaining wall construction methods due to the horizontal casting method, which allows the panels to cure while the footings are being constructed. This dramatic reduction in construction time makes Fast Tilt's retaining wall a more cost-effective option than traditional cast-in-place wall construction.

About Fast Tilt Retaining Wall
Fast Tilt Retaining Wall is an award-winning, patented tilt-up retaining wall system that provides dramatically faster construction time and cost savings while using up to 90% less wood than traditional retaining wall construction methods. No matter what wall application is needed, Fast Tilt provides the most effective solution for nearly any project.

Fast Tilt is scheduled to begin a large-scale retaining wall project later this month for Marquee, a new Shea Homes community located in San Diego.