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Rail and bolted base plates
Rail and bolted base plates
Posts and rails in snow
Posts and rails in snow
Galvanized parapet on a road bridge
Galvanized parapet on a road bridge
Overpass parapet
Overpass parapet
Viaduct parapet, blue coated
Viaduct parapet, blue coated
Blue parapet on a curved deck
Blue parapet on a curved deck
Parapet beside a pedestrian walkway
Parapet beside a pedestrian walkway
Parapet with mesh screen above a railway
Parapet with mesh screen above a railway
Sloped end terminal
Sloped end terminal
Parapet with mesh screen and end terminal
Parapet with mesh screen and end terminal
Parapet design visualization on a bridge deck
Parapet design visualization on a bridge deck
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Overview

Heavy steel posts and longitudinal rails form the backbone of a bridge parapet. The system is bolted to the edge beam through anchored base plates, following the ROAD STEEL Gonvarri installation manual.

Key features

Designed in detail.

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Manufactured in Spain

ROAD STEEL Gonvarri Industries systems built to high international standards.

02

Anchored base plates

Posts bolted to the deck edge through anchor sets.

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Continuous rails

Longitudinal rails spliced for a continuous barrier.

04

Installed by our crews

Supply and installation to the manufacturer's manual.

Where it goes

Built for real
conditions.

Highway bridgesViaductsOverpassesElevated roads

Tech specs

Typical specification.

ManufacturerROAD STEEL Gonvarri Industries
ComponentsPosts, rails, base plates, anchors
ContainmentTo project specification
InstallationTo manufacturer's manual

Technical data

Engineering details.

StandardEN 1317-2 vehicle restraint systems
ContainmentSelected per project, up to H3 levels
Working width and heightPer the tested system selected for the deck
Compliance routeApproval coordination with authorities under the Saudi Highway Code, including MASH equivalency
Corrosion protectionHot dip galvanized to EN ISO 1461, optional color coating
ManufacturerROAD STEEL Gonvarri Industries, Spain

Typical values. Final values follow the project specification and approved shop drawings.

Submittals

What you receive.

  • Shop drawings and setting out drawings
  • Structural calculations
  • Material submittals and mill certificates
  • Samples and mockups
  • Inspection and test plan (ITP)
  • Test reports, warranties and O&M manuals

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