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Creating a temporary walkway

A temporary walkway is often required at festivals, events and on temporary car parks and construction sites. Frequently, it provides access for footfall and wheelchair users over physical obstacles such as pipes, cabling, and rough terrain.

The benefits of a modular ramp walkway

Our modular ramp produces a temporary walkway in minimal time and can be easily removed once no longer required.

Plus, platforms have a loading capacity of 1,000kgs to safely support high footfall and different surface options are available, including:

Standard Mesh Walkway - This surface comes as standardd.. The product is self-draining, allowing water to pass through rather than puddle on the surface and potentially freeze.

mesh walkway

GRP Walkway - A slip-resistant and non-corrosive surface that is ideal for areas with high footfall such as schools and public spaces.

Safetread Rubber Crumb Surface - This is a soft, slip-resistant surface that reduces the impact of falls. The product is made from the same materials used in soft play areas and is ideal for nurseries, schools, and public spaces/ buildings.

Walkway Projects

Chelmsford Waste Pipe Project

An earlier project saw our modular ramp be installed over pipes, creating a temporary walkway on hire.

Whilst major repairs occurred underground, pipes were installed above ground. The temporary walkway allowed the public access routes to stay open throughout the works.

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Lorry Park, Kent

A walkway was created at a lorry park in Kent. The external cabling and pipework were blocking wheelchair access to the welfare cabins and offices. A ramp was needed to sit over the items.

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Carlisle Park Pavilion, Northumberland

A pedestrian walkway was required to the pavilion's terrace for pedestrian and wheelchair use. The site was being refurbished, ready to be re-open as a new café to help increase tourism to the town.

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