Has your company decided it needs a gangway solution to keep people, supplies, materials handling, or other logistics moving? If this is the case, identify the need, measure, and install the gangway(s) where required, and the status quo is maintained. At least that is the plan. As an example, for crossing between two buildings at an elevated level, perhaps for a period of a few months or so while construction and alteration work takes place, raised aluminum gangways are a strong, reliable temporary solution that still allows vehicular access and passage below.
Consider the potential of an aluminum gangway as a means of getting across wetlands to the shore of a lake or waterway, where access to fishing rights or a jetty can be built for water sports and boating. Gangways, both temporary and permanent, can be seen in many locations — not the least of which are in construction areas and industrial premises where a concourse is required.
Multiple access points, jetties, and extending walkways can be constructed into a water or wetland environment; and, because they’re made of aluminum, unlike wood or steel, they’re not susceptible to rotting and rust, respectively. Solid, robust, and durable, an aluminum gangway is an ideal solution for yachting and boating marinas, prior to the introduction of more permanent jetties and dock facilities.