Boardwalks & Bridges

Strong, lightweight, and simple to assemble.

The Areté Bridge

Introducing our newest product

The Areté Bridge is a fully engineered, load-tested FRP pedestrian bridge featuring a unique all-square-tube construction and a flared truss design that maximizes interior width for user comfort. By utilizing internal U-frames to eliminate external outriggers, this new model delivers a streamlined, aesthetically pleasing profile while maintaining durability and ease of assembly.

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Testimonials

What our customers are saying

Areté Structures was a great company to work with. Everything was ready when promised, no missing or wrong parts. We would not even look anywhere else for our next FRP bridge project.
Dale Peterson Project Manager Wuebben Construction

Areté Structures’ customer service, industry knowledge and quality product put them above all others in the premanufactured bridge industry.
Joeseph Litaker Black Diamond Designs

Areté Structures and Areté Engineers participated with the Friends of the Mountains-To-Sea Trail to construct an 80 foot pedestrian bridge over the Boone Fork in Price Park along the Blue Ridge Parkway. Throughout the project, Areté was cooperative, responsive, proactive, flexible, and very professional.
John Lanman Vice President Friends of the Mountain-To-Sea Trail

“Areté Structures was a great company to work with. Everything was ready when promised, no missing or wrong parts. We would not even look anywhere else for our next FRP bridge project.”
Dale Peterson Project Manager Wuebben Construction

FRP

Fiber Reinforced Polymer is known for its exceptional durability, sustainability and versatility.

Our FRP boardwalks and truss bridge kits are ideal for both urban and remote locations – an excellent choice for pedestrian, bicycle, equine, and light vehicular applications. Watch the video to learn more.

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Featured Projects

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From Your City

The Lyon Court Connector was built to connect adjacent neighborhoods that were isolated by geographical constraints in an urban area. Possibly the first continuous multi-span FRP pedestrian bridge in the United States.

Lyon Court Connector