7m oak pedestrian footbridge for private client in Hassocks, West Sussex. We constructed the concrete footings and built the bridge on site in August 2014.

14m long Oak bridge for Lewes District Council to provide access across a ditch to a new children's play area. The sides were filled in with oak slats to help deter the children from climbing and jumping off. Installed on site in Seaford in June 2011.

A local architect asked us to make an exact replacement for a bridge that had originally been made from Larch but had badly rotted. The decks have stainless steel rods running through them with threaded ends and nuts and bolts to secure the structure together. These rods also form the pivot points to form the bridge into a curve. The bridge is 6.2m long and 1.4m wide. Made and installed by us in December 2010.

A local garden designer asked us to undertake the complete construction of a 25m oak footbridge, for their client to gain access across their lake. They organised getting the lake drained and dredged, we then constructed the concrete footings and built the oak footbridge on site.

The RHS garden at Hyde Hall, Chelmsford asked us to build these bridges as they were redeveloping their "Robinson" garden and needed to provide easy access around the sloping site. Each bridge is approx 15m long, one is 1.8m wide, the other is 2.3m wide. They are both constructed entirely from FSC certified English Oak.

Oak bridge for private garden, before and after installation- £1,900 plus VAT.

 Footbridge for London Borough of Havering- £2,800 plus VAT.

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