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Sheet piles are modular steel sections used to create walls for retaining soil, water, or to provide excavation support. They come in various types, each with distinct functions, technological features, and applications. The main types include vinyl, steel, and reinforced concrete sheet piles. Sheet piles are driven into the ground, either interlocking with one another or with additional support structures. Their main functions include retaining walls for basements, excavation support in construction, and preventing water seepage in hydraulic structures. Technological features include corrosion resistance, high strength-to-weight ratio, and ease of installation. Sheet piles find applications in both temporary and permanent structures, from bridge abutments to seawalls.