Balwyn

Introduction

In the established suburb of Balwyn, Bay 2 Bay was engaged to carry out critical early works for a capping beam, a structural element used to tie together a series of bored piles. This project formed part of the foundational stage for a new build requiring secure retention and soil control.

01. The Challenge

Capping beams require absolute precision in both steel placement and formwork, as they directly influence the stability of everything that follows. On this site, the complexity was compounded by limited working space and the need to integrate seamlessly with pre-installed piling.


The challenge: delivering a structurally sound capping beam setup on a restricted site without margin for error.

02. The Solution

Bay 2 Bay’s team approached the task with a laser focus on accuracy and alignment. Formwork was constructed to meet the tight dimensional tolerances of the beam, while steel reinforcement was tied and spaced to exact specification. Close coordination with the engineering team and other trades ensured no time was lost and no corrections were needed.


The solution: precision-first delivery through measured formwork, exact steel placement, and clean coordination.

03. The Result

The capping beam setup was completed on time and to engineering spec, forming a critical link in the project’s retention system. Bay 2 Bay’s contribution laid the groundwork for a stable, build-ready site—reinforcing their reputation for structural accuracy and technical reliability.


The result: a high-tolerance setup that enabled a smooth handover to the next construction phase.