Fiberglass Dune Walkovers
Salt air, sun and blowing sand wear out wood and steel walkovers fast. A Links Bridges 100% Fiberglass walkover doesn't rot, rust or corrode, so your beach access stays safe and open for decades instead of years.
Made for the coast
Longevity
Built to retain its structural integrity for 75+ years. Fiberglass does not rot, rust or corrode, even in salt air.
Low maintenance
No sealing, no rusted fasteners and no rotting boards to replace after every season.
Safe underfoot
Our decks are certified for slip resistance higher than the commercial standard, wet or dry, and Fiberglass won't splinter.
Wood look, no wood
The deck is molded from real wood planks, so it looks natural on the dune without the upkeep.
Built for your dune
Every Links Bridges 100% Fiberglass walkover is custom-made. Single spans run up to 50 feet in one piece, and longer walkovers are built as multi-span structures. Widths are 4, 6 or 8 feet standard, with custom widths available.
Tell us the length of the crossing, the width you need and what will use it, from beachgoers to beach carts. Coastal projects often need permits, so call us early and we will help you plan.
Who we build walkovers for
Replace the rotting deck, keep the structure
Have a wood walkover with a sound frame but a rotting deck? BridgeDEX™ 100% Fiberglass deck panels replace the old boards on the existing structure, with the look of real wood and no more rot.
See BridgeDEX™ Fiberglass deck panels →Dune walkover questions
Will salt air damage it?
No. Fiberglass does not rust or corrode, which is why it outlasts wood and steel on the coast.
Is it hot or slippery for bare feet?
The deck is textured for slip resistance above the commercial standard and won't splinter. Ask us about deck colors for sunny sites.
How long can it be?
Single spans run up to 50 feet; longer walkovers are made in multiple sections.
Who sets the structure on site?
Links Bridges supplies the structure. It is set by your own contractor or by a contractor from our approved installer network, and we can connect you with one in your area. Read the planning & installation guide
