8' Arched Lawn Bridge Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

8' Arched Lawn Bridge Plans
[SF-47]

$12.00

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Plans help you build a substantial arched garden bridge. Thick handrail and frame supports combined with 48" wide foot boards make this sturdy bridge a fixture to behold. Looks great as a decorative bridge for a pathway or for real use in crossing a small creek or ditch.

The plan details how to rig lighting into the handrails, but as a modern update we recommend using solar lights. You get a list of the materials you need, large measured drawings, full size patterns for the arches, and instructions.

The finished project is 47" tall, 48" wide, and 8' long.

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