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Bunyaville Footbridge
A 10.6 metre galvanised steel footbridge in the day use area at Bunyaville Conservation Park, on Brisbane's northern edge.
Bunyaville Conservation Park is a popular picnic and walking spot on Brisbane's northern edge, and its day use area upgrade for Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service included a new footbridge for visitors. It is a single span of about 10.6 metres, on hot dip galvanised steel girders at 1.6 metre centres, with steel balustrades.
In a conservation park, the coating is what makes a steel bridge last. The full galvanising and paint system went on in the shop, before the bridge was delivered. We fabricated and installed it for RoadTek, with installation timed to fit their program for the rest of the day use area.
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