Plastic lumber Garden Bridges
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Our Plastic lumber Garden Bridges offer a nice alternative to Redwood, Cedar or chemically treated wood and it is extremely durable, requires little maintenance and is resistant to decay, splintering, cracking and even graffiti.
See our Order Form to order these Plastic Bridges by postal mail or click on the buttons below to order these plastic bridges online or feel free to place an order by phone: Daytime: 7AM to 7 PM 479-243-0375, Nights and Weekends: 479-234-0068.
See our Order Form to order these Plastic Bridges by postal mail or click on the buttons below to order these plastic bridges online or feel free to place an order by phone: Daytime: 7AM to 7 PM 479-243-0375, Nights and Weekends: 479-234-0068.
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8 foot Plastic Bridge $2599.00 (shipping included) 10 foot Plastic Bridge $2999.00 (shipping included)
12 foot Plastic Bridge $3099.00 (shipping included) Prices include shipping through motor freight, fully assembled except for the posts and rails. Call for prices for other sizes. |
For construction purposes, plastic lumber is like a dense hardwood such as maple. Plastic lumber can be sawed, planed and drilled without cracking, but there are a few differences and it is generally harder to work with plastic lumber compared with natural wood. Plastic lumber does not leak toxic chemicals into the soil or water and outlasts comparable treated wood products and may be guaranteed to last for up to 5 decades! |  |
Plastic lumber is gaining popularity and is now being used in a number of different outdoor structures, including garden benches, picnic tables, decks, docks and now Garden Bridges. Mainly offered in Cedar or brown, other colors might be available.The cost of plastic lumber is considerably more expensive than the price of redwood or cedar wood but payback is in just 3 years when you factor in that there is no maintenance or replacement costs and plastic lumber bridges can last up to 50 years of carefree use.
These bridges are very heavy compared to wooden bridges and thus their prices are much higher, mainly for shipping and materials.
Following are pictures of an 11 foot bridge, weighing about 700lbs, being lifted moved into place with a crane:
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