Problem Solved
Sloped Ground Foundations
Level structures on slopes without excavation or retaining walls
The Challenge You're Facing
Slope requires either excavating to create flat ground, or building retaining walls and adding fill. Both require extensive site work, specialized equipment, and altered drainage patterns before foundation work can begin.
Excavation or retaining walls required to create level building pad
Heavy equipment access needed, which may damage existing landscaping
Natural drainage patterns disrupted, creating new water management issues
Site work extends project timeline by weeks before building can start
Permanent alteration to terrain—difficult to reverse if plans change
Settling or erosion after site work can compromise the foundation
How BASIS Solves This
BASIS posts adjust independently from 0 to 600mm to compensate for grade changes. Each post matches the existing ground elevation, creating a level platform without modifying the terrain.
Independent Height Adjustment
Each post adjusts separately to match ground elevation at that point. Set posts on natural grade, then adjust with a wrench until the frame is level.
No Ground Modification
Posts sit directly on existing grade with gravel pads underneath. No excavation, cutting, or filling required.
Preserves Natural Drainage
Elevated structure maintains existing water flow patterns. Ground slope continues to drain naturally beneath the building.
Readjust If Ground Shifts
If slope settles or erodes over time, adjust posts with a wrench. No excavation or foundation repair required.
Relocatable
If the site proves unsuitable or you need to move the structure, disassemble and reinstall elsewhere. Terrain remains unaltered.
