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Specifications
- Vehicular Width:
- 30' (28' 5" clear)
- Pedestrian Width:
- 9'10" (8'8" clear)
- Length:
- 130'
- Height:
- 23' above grade
- Capacity:
- HS20/44 & 85 PSF
- Construction:
- Deck Level
- Span Type:
- Multiple Span
- Span Lengths:
- (1) 40', (6) 15'
- Material:
- CCA/CA-C Treated Southern Yellow Pine & Composite
- Foundation:
- Timber Piles & Abutments (Acrylic/Polymer Coated where exposed)
- Stringers:
- SYP Rough Sawn Timber & Glulam Stringers (Acrylic/Polymer Coated where exposed)
- Vehicular Deck System:
- 5 ½” Timber Deck
- Pedestrian Deck System:
- Composite 1” Deck
- Crossing:
- Stream
- Guard Rail:
- Decero™ Classic Design Series
- Handrail:
- Decero™ Wire Rope Design Series
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