The _______ method is similar to box sheeting except that the work is carried out in stages and at each stage, and offset is provided.

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Deep excavations are often required for the construction of structures like metro station boxes, basements, underground car parks, water and sewer shafts, and caissons.  Here are some types of deep foundations: Pile foundation: A deep foundation that uses vertical timber, steel, or concrete to support loads at a low level. Caisson: A sturdy, watertight structure built above ground level and then sunk into the ground. Caissons can be made of wood, steel, or reinforced concrete. Drilled pier: A large-diameter pile that can be a type of pier foundation.  The types of caissons... Show more

The _______ method is similar to box sheeting except that the work is carried out in stages and at each stage, and offset is provided.