Infrastructure Project
Nepean River Bridge, Penrith, NSW
Stainless Steel Anti Climb Mesh
The Nepean River Bridge in Penrith, NSW stands as a testament to the versatility and durability of stainless steel. Its use in the project enables the creation of a safe and functional pedestrian and cyclist connection with optimal views, respects historic settings, and minimises impacts on river users.
By choosing stainless steel, the project team has also set a new standard for sustainable and innovative bridge construction that will last for a lifetime.
Anti-climb mesh is a valuable asset in building and construction, providing added security measures and protecting workers from accidents. These meshes are designed to prevent unauthorised access by intruders attempting to climb over fences, walls, or other barriers.
Made from strong, durable stainless steel, anti-climb mesh is an effective solution for securing perimeters against security breaches, theft of equipment or materials, and providing a stable platform for workers engaged in high-risk activities, such as roofing or maintenance.
PENRITH, NSW
The Nepean River Bridge has been embellished with the Great River Walk, a stunning course that follows the river’s path through Penrith at the base of the Blue Mountains. The council has partnered with the NSW government to extend the path along the riverbanks, with intentions to stretch the walk further to Penrith Lakes, Windsor, Wisemans Ferry, and Berowra.
