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The right recipe: Why liquid soil always has to be planned individually

Individually planned liquid soil recipes are necessary for the safe use of liquid soil

What does Z.1.1 mean? Soil classification simply explained

In this article, we explain what Z.1.1 means, when it becomes relevant and what construction companies and waste disposal companies need to consider.

The 5 biggest mistakes when installing liquid soil

In this post, we'll show you the five most common mistakes when handling liquid soil — and how to avoid them.

Advantages and disadvantages of liquid soil: Is it worthwhile to use it on your construction site?

In the following, we highlight the most important advantages and disadvantages.

How liquid soil (ZFSV) works: features, application and benefits

Liquid soil is a modern alternative to traditional soil filling in civil engineering and pipeline construction. It consists of processed excavation material, water and binding agents and can be installed quickly and precisely without compaction. Thanks to its flowability, it is ideal for narrow ditches and hard-to-reach construction sites. Liquid soil saves resources, reduces CO₂ emissions and enables sustainable soil recycling. R