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Specifications
- Capacity:
- 100 PSF
- Construction:
- Ground Up
- Span Type:
- Repetitive Span
- Material:
- CCA/CA-C Treated Southern Yellow Pine
- Foundation:
- Timber Piles & Abutments
- Stringers:
- SYP S4S Timber
Tear Drop & Lake View Boardwalks & Waterfall Deck
- Widths:
- 9'-10" - 14'-6"
- Length:
- 518' & 492' & 42'
- Height:
- 1-7' above grade
- Deck System:
- Translucent Oil Coated
1-½” Timber Deck - Handrail:
- Wire Rope
- Crossing:
- Wetlands, Lake
Matchstick Boardwalks
- Width:
- 6'
- Length:
- 1240'
- Height:
- 2' above grade
- Deck System:
- 1-½” Timber Deck
- Crossing:
- Woodlands
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