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Each supporting post was approximately 2000mm apart and power was reticulated up every 5th post with drivers being located in enclosures on the underside of the bridge.
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Fifth Season Design were appointed as the lighting design consultants for the bridge. They developed a design that incorporated a continuous illuminated handrail, however as the balustrade design was mostly resolved already, the handrail system had to be adapted to work with the balustrade design. A custom version of our standard wall bracket was developed in order to conceal the power feed to the handrail. The pre-designed structural support brackets were modified slightly to integrate with the Richie Rail 26 handrail.
These diagrams show the overall plan view of the bridge and some detail views of the curved parts of the bridge. The curves at the entry and exit of the bridge were achieved by rolling the Richie Rail 26 handrail and extrusion to suit. The curve was gentle enough that the diffuser and LED strip complied to the bend without the need for any modification. The curves at the very centre of the bridge were too tight to bend the Richie Rail 26 to, so the handrails in this area were instead made with standard round tube.

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