Tire Tread Ring cribbing

Abstract

This patent is based on the need of a new way of using up tires that are not in use. Using the Tire Tread Ring in a cribbing manor we find that we create a design structure that is very versatile and flexible and at the same time not losing its strength and holding the environment in place where it is used. The Tire Tread Ring Cribbing system is made up of tire parts. What we are using is the Tire Tread Ring and the Tire Sidewalls after they are removed from the Tread Ring. This will create a cribbing system that is interconnected by the use of fasteners to connect the sidewalls and tire tread rings together. This makes a interlocking detainment space which prevents washout for the retaining earth materials that tend to flow. Each interconnected crib of the system divides and hold a quantity of the material safely with in it, the cribbing space. In this way normally unstable material such as loose rocky earth, sand, and gravels can be retained in a relatively steep configuration such as in a retaining wall. This system also allow the tier to fully drained of moisture and water with out having the erosion that is found in other types of cribbing system.

1 . A method of retaining or holding soil by forming a cribbing system to construct a interlocking detainment space that prevent washout for retaining earth materials that may tend to flow, by the use of tire parts. The tire parts are consisting of the tread ring and the removed sidewalls that are cut which are used to create a cribbing system that is inter connected by the use of fasteners to hold the tread rings and sidewalls in place. 
   
   
       2 . A method according to  claim 1  A interconnected crib system that divides and holds a quantity of the material safely within the cribbed space. 
   
   
       3 . A method according to  claim 1  Normally unstable material of loose rocky earth, sand, and gravel can be retained in relatively steep configurations by creating a crib retaining wall. 
   
   
       4 . A method according to  claim 1  Such cribbing systems can be used for the building of space for earth sheltered structures. 
   
   
       5 . A method according to  claim 1  such a cribbing system can be used to create a break water structure. 
   
   
       6 . A method according to  claim 1  such a cribbing system can be used to reinforce dikes and levies to prevent and control water erosion.