RESIDENTIAL BOARDWALKS

 

DEFINITION 
Boardwalks can be made of treated wood, composite recycled materials, or stone. The type of material used to build the boardwalks needs to be determined based on the environmental considerations of each project.

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USES 
Boardwalks are typically built near and around waterways or throughout wetlands above fragile ecosystems. Boardwalks can be built to help with pedestrian traffic flow, and are also used in residential areas where there is high traffic flow. Architects, residential developers, and exclusive homeowners can build boardwalks to enhance and protect the wildlife and environmental aspects of their developments and property.

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INSTALLATION OR BUILD 
Since boardwalks are typically constructed from wood, treated plastics or small block pavers, the only heavy construction equipment needed is for grading the flat surfaces or building up dirt underneath where the boardwalk will be installed. The remaining installation is all done by hand.

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