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Bridge Abutment For 4% Incline

Harold asks readers:

“I am looking for bridge abutment to work with Woodland Scenics 4% inclines. It appears I need something about 4″ tall. Does anyone know of a supplier?”

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Tim Morlok
Tim Morlok
10 years ago

I had a similar problem years ago when using the Atlas bridge piers. To get the height that I needed, I cut a block of wood to match the shape of the footing with the thickness that I needed for the proper height. You could also just build up the ground at the end of the riser to set an abutment on. Good luck with you project. Tim

Newman Atkinson
Newman Atkinson
10 years ago

I am with Tim. You can build what you need from scratch or build ground terrain to support the piers that you have. A little paint and imagination you can make some beautiful piers out of cheap ones to look like a million bucks. I have done some from cheap products and I have them looking good.
Your Choice Go For It. Newman

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