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Marinas, Yacht Harbours and Leisure Ports ACCESS STRUCTURE The design of the access bridge to a pontoon defines the quality of the project and can be used for pedestrian applications or access to floating facilities. The bridges designed by Lindley may have structure in steel, aluminium or nordic pine wood, in accordance with Sagres, Faro and Doc-Kit ranges, respectively. Lindley has been developing calculations methods and proven optimization manufacturing processes in bridges produced over the last few years. GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS Steel, aluminium and nordic pine wood structures, as customer and application needs Exotic wood provided with slats anti-slip; optionally in composite materials Flexibility Adaptable to each application Live load, lateral loading Standard live load evenly distributed over the deck of 2,5kN/m2; horizontal load of 1kN/m2 applied on the balcony side Optional accessories Depending on use, the bridges can be designed to special loadings, in particular of 4kN/m2 for unrestricted access and 5kN/m2 for no restricted use of the public. There is design and manufacturing capacity to meet special requirements The structural performance is properly optimized in terms of resistance and deformation for the loading conditions defined for each project. Our team of engineers study the behaviour of structures according to the specifications defined for each application. • Pier access in marinas, docks and fishing piers • Pedestrian walkways • Safe • Resistant • Proven

METALLIC OR GALVANIZED STEEL ALPS BRIDGE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Lattice with profiles in treated metallized steel or hot galvanized painted Preferably manufactured with standard dimensions, ranging from 8 to 20m in length, and concrete widths of 1,0, 1,5, 2,0 and 2,5m. Live load Standard live load of 2,5kN/m2, 4kN/m2 or 5kN/m2 Capacity to meet special requirements in terms of length and live load May have its own buoyancy at the lower end Can be provided with its own lighting Both the upper end and the lower end of the bridge can be provided with biaxial pivots, allowing angular movements...