Part 1 · Week 1
Specification review
Tell us the length, water type, depth and loads. Our engineers configure the walkway around your pumps, pipes and access needs.
See the specification →Worldwide delivery
Three steps from specification to floating.
500 m
of walkway in one 12 m container
25 min
per section with 2–3 fitters
3 ways
to ship: RTA, semi or fully assembled
From one specification
to a walkway on your water.
Part 2 · Production
Built and shipped worldwide
Manufactured under ISO quality control in USA and Europe with fabrication partners in 6 regions, then packed in crates or containers.
See where it shipped →
Part 3 · On site
Assembly and install
Pre-drilled components go together on the bank with the tools supplied. On-site assembly training is offered.
Assembly questions →One order. Everything in the box.
Every fitting, fastener and tool travels with the sections. Here is where the scope starts and stops.
What the order covers
- All walkway sections, floats, decking and handrails
- Every fitting and fastener, pre-formed and pre-drilled
- Jig and specialised tools for assembly (RTA)
- Crates or containers packed for sea and road freight
- On-site assembly training, if requested
What it does not cover
- Civil works on the bank
- Cranes and lifting equipment on site
- Local labour for assembly
- Pumps, pipes and cables carried by the walkway
Scope to be confirmed per order in the proposal.
06 / Worldwide delivery
Structures delivered worldwide, economically.
Pre-formed, pre-drilled and freighted assembled or in crates, with every fastener and tool included. On-site assembly training is offered.
Option 01
RTADelivered ready to assemble
All fittings and components packed in 21 m × 1.5 m crates, with a jig and all specialised tools. Ideal for 200 m+ with a local team. One 3 m section in about 25 minutes.
- 6 m container
- 250 m
- 12 m container
- 500 m+
Option 02
Most popularDelivered semi-assembled
Sections and handrails are assembled and stacked inside the container. Two fitters attach handrails and join the walkway in about 15 minutes.
- 6 m container
- 30–40 m
- 12 m container
- 72–96 m
Option 03
Lights and de-icers fittedDelivered fully assembled
Best when site costs are high, the climate is hard and the job is urgent. Typically the pivot (snake) walkway or the foldable heavy lift walkway.
- Flatbed truck
- 14 m
Projects completed all over Sub-Saharan Africa, the Amazon jungle, Arctic Canada, the mountains of Asia and South East Asia.
What you need to have ready.
Five things. If one is missing we'll work it out together on the specification call.
- Water type
- Tailings, sea water, fresh water or a dam, and the pH if known.
- Length and layout
- Total walkway length, plus any platforms for pumps, penstocks or decant points.
- Maximum depth
- Water depth at the deepest point, so we can specify the anchoring.
- Site location
- City and country, and how trucks or containers reach the bank.
- Delivery date
- When the walkway needs to be floating, so we can choose RTA, semi or fully assembled.
Remote sites are the normal job.
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The Amazon
Barged down the river from Pucallpa, then lifted 18 miles into the jungle by helicopter.
02
Arctic Canada
Trucked in fully assembled on an ice road to a uranium mine.
03
The Sahara's edge
417 m and a pump platform for an Algerian irrigation reservoir.
500 m of walkway arrives as one 12 m container, where other walkways need a convoy of trucks.
Questions we get asked.
How much walkway fits in one container?
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About 250 m of 1.5 m walkway in a 6 m container and 500 m+ in a 12 m container when shipped ready to assemble.
How long does assembly take?
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2–3 fitters build one 3 m × 1.5 m section in about 25 minutes. Semi-assembled sections are joined by two fitters in about 15 minutes.
Do we need our own crew?
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Yes. The walkway is designed to be bolted together by your own or a local crew, with the tools supplied. Training on site is offered.
Can you deliver to remote sites?
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Yes. Walkways have been barged down the Amazon and lifted in by helicopter, trucked up ice roads in Canada and hauled into mountains in Turkey.
Next step
Start with
a quote.
Water, length, location, delivery. Four short steps, then a proposal.