Why Choose Shore Hire

Free 60 Minute On-Site Assistance

We allow up to an hour for our crane truck drivers to assist you in assembling gear (metro areas, subject to truck availability)

Safety is Our #1 Priority

All our gear is tested and certified to exceed Australian standards, so you know you’re getting the safest equipment possible

Temporary Work Solutions Experts

Our experienced team of over 130 staff are experts on our solutions and are here to help

Over 600 years experience total

As a family business spanning multiple generations, our combined experience makes us experts in the solutions we provide

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Product Info

What is Soil Arching?

While Soil Arching might not be the most well known type of trench shoring, it can play a crucial role in supporting excavations. Discover who developed this particular type of trench shoring, how it works and is achieved, and what the benefits of Soil Arching are.

Shore Hire’s Range of Fixed-Length Shoring Struts

Struts are a fundamental part of shoring; discover what fixed-length struts Shore Hire has on offer to suit all of your propping needs.

Everything You Need to Know About Propping

Learn about the fundamentals of propping, including including when it is required, the different types of props that can be used, how it installed, how to determine how many props are needed for a project, and much more.

How Do Different Soils Affect Shoring?

While soil might not be the first thing you consider when beginning an excavation, it is a vitally important component. By understanding the type of soil that is going to be excavated and shored, you can make sure you're using the correct excavation support method, making your project as safe as possible.

A series of Shore Hire shoring box in action

Everything You Need to Know About Shoring

Learn about the fundamentals of shoring, including when it is required, how it can be installed, some key trench shoring terms, and how to stay safe when shoring.

Back propping being used to hold up a building

What is Back Propping? How is it used in Construction?

Back propping is a critical construction technique used to support structures during construction or renovation. By understanding the importance of back propping, construction professionals in Australia can ensure that their projects are safe, sustainable, and of high quality.

Aluminium Tilt Prop installed on site holding up solid timber framing

4 reasons why Aluminium Tilt Props can be a better option than steel

Discover why when it comes to choosing between aluminium tilt props and steel props, there are a number of reasons why aluminium is the better choice.

How To Know if I Need To Use Construction Props?

If you're unsure about whether or not you need to use construction props, here are some key indicators that can help you determine if you need to use construction props for your project.

How do you tell if Acrow Props have been installed correctly?

Acrow props are commonly used in Australia for temporary support in construction projects, and it is crucial to ensure they have been installed correctly to maintain structural stability and prevent accidents.

Why you should use an engineer for propping and shoring

There is a big difference between hiring a shoring or propping product and getting an engineered solution. We strongly encourage construction contractors to have our engineers design and sign off on engineered solutions, no matter the size of the project.

8 ways to use temporary props

Temporary propping involves a variety of applications and this article will touch on just a few ways our temporary props can be used to achieve great results.

A shoring box being installed into a trench

3 Helpful Tips to Help You Decide if you Need Shoring

A common question among contractors is ‘How do I know if I need a shoring or trench box on-site?’ There are a number of factors that determine if a shoring box may be required, but this article outlines 3 key factors to consider when deciding if you need shoring.