Relocatable Bridges A Winning Solution For Juken NZ
Case StudyA bridge designed to carry heavy forestry loads is a substantial capital investment – but what if you could relocate that bridge and use it across multiple harvests?
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Our Heavyweight Timber Deck Steel Beam bridge is perfect for heavy machinery.
Bridge It NZ’s heavyweight timber deck on steel design is a suitable option if you need bridge access for heavy farm vehicles or for your work in the forestry sector. The timber deck provides nice aesthetics for a natural environment, allows decks of irregular width, and is a good fit when using tracked vehicles/machinery and ideal for a challenging site access.
Designed to support various load capacities up to 0.85 and HNHO-72. Tailored to meet specific traffic and project needs, ensuring safety, durability and continuous access.
Built with sustainably sourced timber and recyclable deck panels and beams, our bridges minimise environmental impact and apply eco-conscious construction practices.
Flexible spans and widths, with timber decking provide tailored solutions for any site. A perfect fit for various environments and purposes.
Prefabricated decking and superstructure options enable quick installation. Adaptable to any site; on-site assembly option for projects with access constraints.
Designed for light vehicles, heavy transporters, pedestrians, and cyclists. Ideal for a variety of applications, from rural and forestry crossings to urban infrastructure projects.
The combination of timber and steel delivers strength and savings, especially for short to medium-span bridges.
Not sure if this bridge meets your specific needs?
Chat with our Sales Manager, Dan Batey. With his extensive knowledge and experience, Dan will help you navigate the options, ensuring you choose a bridge that’s not only cost-effective but fully compliant and tailored to your project.
A bridge designed to carry heavy forestry loads is a substantial capital investment – but what if you could relocate that bridge and use it across multiple harvests?
