Footbridges
A steel footbridge with a railing and a deck, for hotels, residential developments and parks. It crosses canals, lakes or gardens and links two parts of the same project.
- Line
- Steel structures
- Sizes and materials
- to suit your project
Where it can go
- Hotels and resorts
- Residential developments with canals or lakes
- Parks and gardens
- Links between buildings
How we make it
- Design and engineering
A 3D model and structural review by our multidisciplinary engineering team.
- Laser cutting
We cut holes in plates and beams with our laser machine.
- Welding and assembly
We weld and assemble the structure and the railing.
- Painting
We paint the structure before it leaves the plant.
- Installation
We erect the bridge on site with our own crew.
Options
- Made to fit the crossing.
- Railing in steel or stainless steel.
- Timber deck scope to suit your project.
- Color of your choice.
Installation and care
- We erect the structure on your site with our own crew.
- The Coast Plan checks for rust and salt-air corrosion, touches up paint and anchors and checks the bolts and welds.
It leaves the plant with its QR-code plate: date and place of fabrication, inspections and tests, warranty, use and care manual, maintenance history and a button to request service.
See the maintenance plansFrequently asked questions
What load does it carry?
Our engineering team sets the load for your use design load to suit your project.
Can I order a different size?
Yes. We make it to measure, from your drawing, a photo or a hand sketch.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the size and the design. Send us a drawing, a photo or a hand sketch and we quote it: a clear price, with what it includes and the delivery time.
How long does it take?
The delivery time is written in the quote lead time depends on your order.
Tell us what you need
Send us your drawing, a photo or an idea, here or by WhatsApp.
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