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PANEL LAM® Timber Vehicle Bridges |
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FIELD INSTALLATION |
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1. Panel-Lams are compatible with any foundation. Once the substructure is complete, deck assembly begins. |
2. Deck level, top-down construction is possible. |
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3. Lifting eyes are included for easy handling. Panel size can be adjusted to match lifting capabilities. |
4. Panels are positioned to overlap the adjacent splice blocks.
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5. The upper splice block is predrilled as a guide for field drilling the lower splice block. Drive spikes will connect the seam. |
6. Panels ends are attached to the sub-structure with drive spikes. Multiple spans are connected with straps over the pier seam. |
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7. Using match-marks the pre-framed rail and curb components are and laid out to mark holes for field drilling the deck. |
8. A grooving tool is used to notch the deck for split rings. |
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9. The scupper blocks and curbs are assembled. |
10. Rail posts are pre-drilled for connection to the deck, curb, and rail. Rail is field-drilled for connection to the posts. |
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11. With the rail attached the deck is now ready for a wear course. |
12. Most applications call for an asphalt wear surface.
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Manufactured By: Wheeler Lumber, LLC |