Aluminum Alloy Floating Bridge

Aluminum Alloy Floating Bridge

Product Introduction

Because pontoons float on the water, their construction requires some differences. Previously, they were built using boats for convenience. Today, construction demands visual impact, leading to the development of pontoons that are both practical and aesthetically pleasing, even serving as landscape features. These products are water-safe and suitable for all aquatic environments. They rise and fall with the water, offering the thrill of walking on water while maintaining stability and safety.

Basic structure

The basic structure of the aluminum alloy pontoon bridge consists of pontoons, aluminum alloy frames, and decking.

The pontoons are made of HDPE, the most environmentally friendly material.

The aluminum alloy frames are constructed of marine-grade 6061-T6 material.

The decking is made of plastic wood or wood panels.

Advantages

The pontoon is filled with polyethylene foam to protect the outer shell from damage and external influences, which may cause safety hazards to the floating bridge.

It can be used in all water environments and has a wind and wave resistance of level 12.

The aluminum alloy float is arranged in an interval layout, which facilitates the passage of water. The main reason is to reduce the wind load, water flow force and water force on the mooring of the floating bridge, squeezing force, impact force, etc. on the floating bridge. The entire floating bridge is intermittently connected, so the floating bridge is stable and reliable when there are wind and waves.

The aluminum alloy floating bridge has a long service life. Compared with pontoon floating bridges and steel structure floating bridges, the cost is slightly higher, the process and installation are slightly more complicated, and the overall appearance is beautiful. Maintenance is simpler and more convenient than pontoon floating bridges and steel structure floating bridges.