Steel Bridge Featuring FEVE Coatings Part of Community’s Sustainability Initiative

Horsham, Bridge, AI Coatings, Vitreflon, Unova
Completed in 2022, the new North Horsham footbridge is a 225m structure, connecting West Sussex’s Horsham to the Mowbray Village over the A26. Manufactured and painted by Nusteel Structures, in conjunction with main contractors Natta Building Co., the footbridge stretches out 55m across its two supporting peers. Nusteel Structures manufactured the bridge in four sections, bolting them together on site.

New Lumiflon-Enriched Footbridge Part of Effort to Improve Traffic Congestion

Longthorpe, Nene, Parkaway, Bridge, AI-Coatings, Vitreflon, FEVE, Lumiflon, Cambridge, Peterborough, Infrastructure, UK
As an effort to reduce traffic congestion while improving pedestrian and cycling paths, a brand new footbridge crossing over the A1260 Nene Parkway in Longthorpe has been installed, replacing an older bridge meters away from the new bridge’s site. Its predecessor, originally built in the 1970s and failed to meet current day standards, was demolished and removed. The new footbridge, opened March 27, 2023, was part of a multimillion pound project funded by the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority.

Newtons Cove Footbridge Recoat With High Performance Coatings System To Ensure Lifespan

Newtons Cove Footbridge, Weymouth Seafront, Dorset, Viteflon, AI Coatings, Lumiflon, Photography Colin Palmer
The Newtons Cove Footbridge in Weymouth Seafront, Dorset, was constructed in 2004. The bridge connects the world-renowned fossil beaches of Dorset to the Southwest Coast Path. Representatives at Unova Paint Products describe, “Rather than take the form of an iconic structure, the subtle blue steel bridge with open parapets was purposefully designed to be sympathetic to its surroundings and complement the natural landscape of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site.”

Long-Awaited Replacement Footbridge Connects Town of Moray To Resort Beach in Lossiemouth

Lossiemouth Bridge, Moray, Scotland, Beaver Bridges, the Press and Journal Evening Express
The Lossiemouth Bridge is a long-awaited replacement footbridge over the River Lossie connecting the town of Moray with the East beach of Lossiemouth. The Scottish government-funded the highly anticipated metal bridge and replaced a 100-year-old timber footbridge that finally closed in 2019 for safety concerns. The bridge serves as the main route to the popular tourist beach and stimulates the region’s economy. However, with the bridge’s inaccessibility, the local businesses reported massive declines as the bridge averaged 4,000 visitors in the summer.
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