There's a lot of misinformation out there about precast concrete boardwalks. In this episode, we're setting the record straight. Host John Pyle, PE, sits down with Andrew Craig, PE, PermaTrak's Director of Engineering, to tackle the most ...
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Boardwalk Construction,
Concrete Boardwalk Questions
See how PermaTrak helped bring the Pikes Peak Summit Complex to life! In this short video, Brian Calhoun, Principal at RTA Architects, discusses the team’s experience working with PermaTrak and highlights the benefits of using our precast ...
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Boardwalk Construction,
Concrete Boardwalk Questions,
Testimonial,
Colorado
See how simple and fast PermaTrak concrete boardwalk installation can be! Our Matthews Glen Phase 2 boardwalk in Matthews, NC was completed in just 10 days.
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Boardwalk Construction,
Concrete Boardwalk Questions,
North Carolina
If you are an architect or engineer, you're probably familiar with the terms "usable width" or "clear width" as they relate to boardwalks, pedestrian bridges, and multi use trails. One of the common questions that comes up with the ...
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Boardwalk Materials,
Concrete Boardwalk Questions
The California Tahoe Conservancy published this video of the Dennis T. Machida Memorial Greenway, which features footage of 3 PermaTrak precast concrete structures in use. Click here to learn more about the boardwalks on this project.
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California
If you are designing a commercial boardwalk system, you'll need to first determine the code-required live loading. Design codes will provide guidance on pedestrian and vehicular loading. Most times for our concrete boardwalk system, our ...
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Boardwalk Design
PermaTrak North America President Jason Philbin, P.E. discusses design criteria for elevated boardwalks, observation decks, and fishing piers in the video below.
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Topics:
Boardwalk Design,
Concrete Boardwalk Questions
The City of Charleston and Charleston County Transportation Department needed to extend a sidewalk section at Hampton Park, maintaining ADA compliance without damaging the live oak tree roots that were coming out of the ground 6-8’’. ...
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Boardwalk Construction