Composite Bridges Enable Trail Access
Cooper River Park measures almost 350 acres and occupies four townships in New Jersey. The main feature of …
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Towering Above Design
Measuring almost 200 feet (61 meters) in height, the world’s largest freestanding FRP tower was part of a …
A Superior Trail Deserves Likewise Materials
Over the years, structural FRP products have become more prevalently used by the engineering community in the design …
Case Study: Golf Resort is All “Fore” FRP for its Bascule Bridge
A prestigious golf resort in the Cayman Islands needed a dual-purpose bridge at their facility to support golf …
Case Study: FRP Design Offers Seismic Adaptability
TECHNICAL DATAProduct: Cable Bus Support Structure and Multi-Story Maintenance Access PlatformProcess: Pultrusion, Fabrication Materials & Sizes: …
Case Study: FRP Carves its Own Way
In 2015, a composite footbridge was fabricated and installed within the central region of Tuscany, Italy. The City …
Case Study: Water Treatment Operator Upgrades Stairway
Hydrogen sulfide is one of the most prevalent gases produced through the processing at water treatment plants. The …
Case Study: Wet-Dry Lift Station Access Ladders
The processing of blackwater and greywater discharges are reliant on key infrastructure instruments within any municipality. To address …
Case Study: Golf Community Pedestrian Bridges
Located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina, a private golf course community looked to replace five …
Case Study: Using FRP to Bridge the Gap in a Suburban Community
As suburban communities continue to expand throughout the United States, so do the demands of creating recreational trails …
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