Retained Earth® MSE Retaining Walls
Retained Earth is a mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) wall system that uses steel two-wire wide ladders as soil reinforcement. The reinforcements are secured with a connector bar to clevis loops that are embedded in precast concrete facing panels.
The concrete facing panels and other facing elements are similar to those used with the Reinforced Earth® wall system.


The reinforcing ladders may be used for efficiency in low-height wall or lightweight backfill situations, where tension is low and extra pull-out capacity is needed. Corrosion protection in the form of galvanization is included to achieve a design life of 75 years, 100 years, or more.
Benefits of the Retained Earth Retaining Wall System:
- Optional stainless steel corrosion protection of the ladders and connections for marine and brackish environments.
- Inextensible soil reinforcements and connections are secure, simple and quickly installed.
- Durable precast facing panels allow for a wide variety of surface textures and custom artwork.
- All components are lightweight and designed in accordance with the highest AASHTO and FHWA standards.
- Suitable and proven performance for extreme loading conditions and complex applications requiring service a service life of over 75-years.
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