Farming
We have a diverse range of loading options for farmers depending on the type of farm they are running
Bridge It NZ provides quality and unique bridging solutions that are efficient to build, with a focus on minimising any disruption to the natural environment.
Subject to the required loading capacity and use, farming bridges can be constructed with timber over steel beams, concrete over steel beams, or all concrete construction. Bridge It NZ will work closely with you to adapt a bridging solution that fits your exact requirements for example: loading constraints. All bridges are designed and constructed to meet your needs and budget.
For farming we specifically recommend:
- Double T Full Concrete bridges are ideal for heavy loading requirements and low volume public roads. The full concrete design is ideal in areas where coastal or geothermal corrosion is problematic.
- Concrete Deck over Steel Beam bridges are also used for heavy loading requirements and low speed, low volume public roads. On the farm, concrete deck bridges are used to carry milk tankers. With minor modifications this bridging is suitable for public roads.
- Concrete deck bridges are designed to TNZ Bridge Manual Standards.
- Timber Deck over Steel Beam bridges such as our CUTE bridge are more suited to reserves, stock crossings and applications for lighter vehicle loads.
Bridges
All Concrete
The All Concrete bridge is a quick and easy build
The heavy duty 0.85 HN full concrete beam access bridge is pre-cast off site, and most bridges...
Concrete Deck Steel Beam
Our Concrete Deck Steel Beam bridge is ideal for sites that are difficult to access or where longer spans are required
The Steel Beam bridge is...
Heavyweight Timber Deck Steel Beam
Perfect for Heavy Machinery
Bridge It NZ’s heavyweight timber deck on steel design is a suitable option if you need bridge access for heavy...
Lightweight Timber Deck Steel Beam
The Lightweight Timber Deck on Steel Beam bridge design is your most economical option
If you need bridge access for light vehicles but there is...
