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MSE Wall

Solution Overview

Mechanically Stabilized Earth (MSE) Walls are reinforced soil structures that combine engineered backfill, high-strength reinforcement, and modular facings to form a stable, flexible retaining system.

Unlike conventional concrete retaining walls that rely on mass and rigidity, MSE walls work by reinforcing the soil itself, creating a composite structure that efficiently resists loads while accommodating settlement and complex ground conditions.

Key Advantages

  • Lower cost and faster construction than concrete walls
  • Excellent performance under settlement and seismic loading
  • Reduced concrete, excavation, and carbon footprint
  • Flexible geometry and architectural finishes

POME’s Engineering & Construction Expertise

POME delivers fully engineered MSE wall systems — designed, supplied, and constructed to suit each project’s technical, environmental, and constructability requirements.

Our designs comply with international codes and authority standards, using proven reinforcement systems and best engineering practices to achieve optimal performance and durability.

Our Approach

  • Project-specific design and optimization
  • Compliance with AASHTO, BS, EN, FHWA & local authority standards
  • Durable, performance-tested materials
  • Full engineering and construction support

Market Experience & Proven Capability

POME has successfully delivered hundreds of MSE wall projects across the Middle East, including high walls, tiered systems, curved alignments, and complex site conditions.

Our regional construction experience allows us to develop project-specific methodologies that address site constraints, sequencing, access, groundwater, and geometry — ensuring safe, efficient, and buildable solutions.

Why Clients Trust POME

  • Deep regional construction experience
  • Proven delivery in challenging ground and geometry
  • Engineering support throughout construction
  • Reliable execution under tight programs