Which type of shoring is used to support unsafe walls of a building during its repair?

Explanation:

Raking shoring

• Raking Shoring involves the use of inclined supports or rakers to stabilize and support unsafe walls during repairs.
• The raking props are positioned at an angle to provide temporary support to prevent the wall from collapsing or further shifting while the repair work is in progress.
• This method is commonly used when dealing with leaning or bulging walls that require additional support at an angle.

Additional Information

Cantilever Shoring:

• This involves support on only one side and is typically used for situations where short-term, one-sided support is needed, rather than for unsafe walls during repairs.

Dead Shoring:

• Dead shoring uses vertical props to support a structure, but it is not typically used for angled or leaning walls that require slanted support.

Flying Shoring:

• Flying shoring is typically used for larger spans or sections, and it is not generally applied for supporting vertical walls during repair work.