Which type of shoring is likely to use direct pressure as its method of support?

The type of shoring likely to use direct pressure as its method of support is Type I shoring. This method involves using vertical supports, typically in the form of adjustable steel or aluminum posts, to provide direct load-bearing support to a structure. This direct pressure is essential for stabilizing the area and ensuring that the load of the structure is adequately transferred down to the ground without causing any movement or failure in the structure being supported.

In contrast, other types of shoring, such as Type A (ash), Type J, and Type K, utilize different methods or configurations that do not primarily rely on direct pressure. These other types may be designed for specific applications or use different mechanisms to distribute loads, which may include lateral forces or different kinds of load management that do not focus solely on direct pressure support. Thus, Type I shoring stands out for its straightforward application of direct pressure to support loads effectively.