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Overview
Where a bridge carries people or crosses a railway, the parapet works with pedestrian railings and tall mesh screens. The combination protects vehicles, walkers and the infrastructure below.
Key features
Designed in detail.
01
Pedestrian railings
Railings along footways separated from traffic.
02
Mesh screens
Tall welded mesh above railways and roads.
03
Integrated posts
Screens and railings share the parapet structure.
04
Matched finish
Galvanized or coated to match the parapet.
Where it goes
Built for real
conditions.
Railway crossingsPedestrian bridgesUrban bridgesRoad over road
Tech specs
Typical specification.
RailingSteel pedestrian railing
ScreenWelded mesh panels
HeightTo project requirements
FinishGalvanized or coated
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
Bridge Parapet Guardrails
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C06.1 Bridge Parapet Guardrails
Steel posts and rails
Heavy steel posts and longitudinal rails, bolted to the bridge edge beam through anchored base plates.
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C06.2 Bridge Parapet Guardrails
Galvanized or color coated
Hot dip galvanized, or finished in a coated color chosen for the project.
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C06.4 Bridge Parapet Guardrails
End terminals and transitions
Sloped end terminals and transitions that connect the parapet to the road barrier.
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