Fiberglass Bridges in British Columbia
Links Bridges 100% Fiberglass Bridges are at work in British Columbia, including Abbotsford. They never rot or rust, so a crossing stays solid for decades with low maintenance. Projects in Canada are supported by Links Bridges Canada in Kanata, Ontario.
Why British Columbia properties choose Fiberglass
Longevity
Built to retain its structural integrity for 75+ years. Fiberglass does not rot, rust or corrode.
Low maintenance
No painting, no rust removal and no rotting planks to replace.
Built for your equipment
Each bridge is built to the heaviest vehicle that will cross it, from golf carts up to full-size vehicles of 40,000 lbs.
Custom to your site
Single spans up to 50 feet in one piece, 4, 6 or 8 foot widths standard, and your logo embossed in the deck.
Where you'll find Links Bridges in British Columbia
1 project in British Columbia on our Bridge Globe: 1 private property. See them all on the globe.
- Private residence · Abbotsford, BC
Nearby Links Bridges projects
- Skagit Golf & Country Club · Burlington, Washington
- Sirocco Golf Club · Calgary area, Alberta
- Royal Vista development · Calgary, Alberta
- Private residence · Calgary, Alberta
- Libbie Springs Park · North Logan, Utah
- Del Paso Country Club · Sacramento, California
What we supply in British Columbia
Questions about bridges in British Columbia
Do you supply bridges in British Columbia?
Yes. Links Bridges has supplied 1 private property in British Columbia, and ships custom 100% Fiberglass Bridges across North America.
How long do they last?
Links Bridges 100% Fiberglass Bridges are built to retain their structural integrity for 75+ years. Fiberglass does not rot, rust or corrode.
Can you replace just the deck on an existing bridge?
Often, yes. If the frame is sound, BridgeDEX™ Fiberglass deck panels go straight onto it.
Who sets the bridge on site?
Links Bridges supplies the bridge. It is set by your own contractor or by a contractor from our approved installer network, and we can connect you with one. Read the planning & installation guide