Milling a popular bridge

[mixedangased]

I think that's brilliant - and the steps really finish it - nicely done indeed - may stick some of the pics in my next newsletter if that's ok?

 

 

 

Hi rob thanks,

Can't see a prob with that ,crack on

[Rob D]

Ta - I think a very original project that

[wisewood]

I love that!

Great job, well done.

 

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[kevinjohnsonmbe]

Nice work!

 

Do you have to instal a handrail?

[mixedangased]

Nice work!

 

Do you have to instal a handrail?

 

Yes a hand rail is being made at the mo

[slackbladder]

Hi

Love the steps they finish it of great

Lovely work

[SteveA]

I really like what you've done here. Will you need to roughen up the walkway?.... just wondering if it might be slippy in the wet (could get muddy from walkers boots & also slippy from moss growth). Cheers, steve

[woodyguy]

What a great idea and beautifully done.

[Coed y Cardi]

Good job, looks great look forward to see the finished job

[Billhook]

If you can jack each end up a bit it would be a good idea to slip a sheet of heavy duty polythene under each end as poplar does rot quickly when in contact with the ground and moisture.

I would staple some galvanised fencing mesh across the surface to stop people slipping. We have used plasterers mesh quite successfully in the past as well.