Clear Span & Bridging
Clear Span & Bridging
High-loading bearing Proscaf components, such as braces, transoms and ledgers, allows the user to design & build large clear span and bridging structures whilst achieving design efficiencies. These include pedestrian walkways, elevated and suspended working deck levels, craneable and suspended bridges, and more.
Where on-site access is required over obstructions or roads and walkways, Proscaf is used to provide a pre-engineered, compliant solution – without the requirement for external components such as heavy support beams.
A constant platform height is maintained on bridging structures, as the spans are built directly off node points. Other systems may require support beams which lead to irregular step and platform
heights.
Got a project you could use this on? We can support you with engineering. Contact us to discuss.
- Proscaf is the ideal system for spanning long distances and maintaining high kPa ratings
- Bridging solutions are engineered to be suitable for site or public access
- Can be craned into position in modules
- Smaller bridging solutions are ideal for access between towers on-site out to cranes
- Full engineering support for all projects
High-loading bearing Proscaf components, such as braces, transoms and ledgers, allows the user to design & build large clear span and bridging structures whilst achieving design efficiencies. These include pedestrian walkways, elevated and suspended working deck levels, craneable and suspended bridges, and more.
Where on-site access is required over obstructions or roads and walkways, Proscaf is used to provide a pre-engineered, compliant solution – without the requirement for external components such as heavy support beams.
A constant platform height is maintained on bridging structures, as the spans are built directly off node points. Other systems may require support beams which lead to irregular step and platform
heights.
Got a project you could use this on? We can support you with engineering. Contact us to discuss.