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Boardwalks and bridges

The following terms are used to describe the parts of boardwalks and bridges.

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Materials and fixings
Boardwalk construction
Boardwalk designs
Footbridges
Types of bridge
Abutments and end seats
Design of superstructure
Finishing
Procedures
Maintenance

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Drainage
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Boardwalks and bridges
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Stiles and gates
Waymarking
Specialist suppliers
Timbers and preservatives
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