Ask the Experts

Have a question about our timber products, or want to know more about our processes?

Use the form below to submit your question. It will be promptly reviewed and answered by our technical team.

Main content

Product Blog

Select Category:

Timber Bridges by ITP

This customer had the flexibility to use 2 bridges 20' long with a center support. The channel in this case is a winter flow only, there is no cause for concern on the center support scouring out with the flow. We supplied the bridges...

Residential Bridge crossing a large ditch

This residential bridge we supplied to a customer to access a large home adjacent to a large drainage ditch. The bridge was supplied in 2 pieces 7' wide x 24' long. It has a capacity to carry virtually anything required at the residence, including...

Curbs for a logging bridge

In the outback of British Columbia we have a lot of Forestry Road Bridges. Sometimes they are concrete reinforced panels. These panels have galvanized rods sticking out each side. To maximize driving surface (width) the holding blocks, riser blocks and curbs are mounted in...

Quick deploy Timber Bridge with CL-625 Highway rating

Check out this installation of a 14' wide x 20' long Timber Bridge, supplied in 2 pieces. The installation was accomplished with a bridled lift at the integral lifting plates, clevis's are included, into the left and right position.  The 2 pieces are placed...

Trail Bridge

This is an isolated Timber Trail Bridge, not accessible with a crane or hiab truck. We shipped the customer the bridge completely in pieces, with a drawing, and they put it all together on site. They used an ATV with a timber wagon (wheels...

Pedestrian Bridges – Assemble on Site Kit

This nice little bridge was installed on a "hike in" trail with no road access. We supplied the parts as a kit, all cut to size, supplied with an instruction drawing. Our customer used a Ute vehicle (ATV with long wagon) to get the...

Small Farm Bridge

Here is a customer's small Farm Bridge, built from CCA treated Hemlock. 8' wide it is sufficient to get a mower and some utility vehicles across. All cuts were made before incizing and treating. This bridge will be around for many years!

Our Chain of Custody certification aligns with your sustainable procurement policies

Click here to view