Pedestrian bridges
Custom crossings for lodges, homes, farms and commercial properties, planned around the span, users and surrounding ground.
Discuss this buildBridges & Elevated Walkways in Kenya
We built the Emakoko bridge and continue to maintain it. The completed crossing shows how a bridge can be made around its landscape and daily use. We discuss the span, access, materials and support requirements before defining any new bridge or elevated walkway project.
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Built around your requirements
Pedestrian bridges, elevated walkways and access structures, including the Emakoko bridge we built and maintain.
Custom crossings for lodges, homes, farms and commercial properties, planned around the span, users and surrounding ground.
Discuss this buildRaised access routes for sloping, uneven or sensitive ground, with the width, supports, rails and surface agreed for the site.
Discuss this buildAssessment of existing bridge and walkway structures where rails, decking, supports or fabricated components need repair or replacement.
Discuss this buildA useful starting point
Send site photos, your location, the approximate span and width, ground conditions and who will use the crossing. Include photos of any existing structure. Structural assessment or engineering may be required before a build is confirmed.
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Yes, subject to a site assessment. The slope, soil, access, span and support locations all affect the practical design and installation method.
Start with clear site photos, location, approximate span and width, intended users and any access constraints. A site visit and measured survey may be needed before the scope and price can be confirmed.
That depends on the span, height, loads, site conditions and local approval requirements. Where structural engineering is required, it must be completed before fabrication or construction proceeds.
Share photographs of the whole structure and the damaged areas. We can assess whether repair, component replacement or a larger rebuild is the appropriate option.