Keep life simple with the Emerson Redwood Rail Free Bridge. Spanning anywhere from 4 feet to 14 feet, this California redwood bridge is strikingly sturdy. The rail free accent allows you to use this bridge to cover dry ditches or full streams without drawing attention away from the beauty of your yard.
Additional Specifications:
Length: 4 feet
Dimensions: 48L x 30W x 10H inches
Length: 5 feet
Dimensions: 60L x 32W x 32H inches
Length: 6 feet
Dimensions: 72L x 32W x 32H inches
Length: 8 feet
Dimensions: 96L x 36W x 36H inches
Length: 10 feet
Dimensions: 120L x 36W x 36H inches
Length: 12 feet
Dimensions: 144L x 36W x 36H inches
Length: 14 feet
Dimensions: 168L x 36W x 36H inches
Material
Redwood
Weight Capacity
750 lbs
Arch
Standard
Rail Type
Without Rails
Bridge Length (ft.)
10 , 12 , 14 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 8
Size: 4 feet, 5 feet, 6 feet, 8 feet, 10 feet, 12 feet, 14 feet
Start off with the 2 long beams (they are marked on the inside) and place them on the flat ground. Then get the planks (each one of them is numbered) and start from one end of the beams and match the number on the planks with the same number location that is on the beam, working your way to the other end. Look at the numbers and the lines that have been drawn to show you the correct location of all the parts. After you have all the planks screwed to the beams, start with the posts, which are numbered for correct locations. Also, bolt the posts on using a 9/16 wrench, looking at the trace lines for correct locations. Get the rails, looking at the correct numbers for correct locations. Screw the rails on the center post first -- you might need two people to do this, or better yet, a C clamp on one end, and then GENTLY pull down to where the trace lines are. Screw in place .
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