We
bridge the sidewalk gap.
Colgate sidewalk bridges solve
the problems of safety, efficiency,
unique job spec and budget restrictions.
High quality Colgate bridging meets
all Federal, State and local codes...and
usually surpasses them. We design
and install each piece of equipment
ourselves.
Colgate sidewalk bridges free your
crew to do the work they need to
do. Dropped tools and falling building
materials no longer pose a danger
to pedestrians. Worry is eliminated.
And, since peace of mind makes workers
more efficient, your jobs are completed
faster.
If standard bridges won't do the
job, we design and install customized
structures to satisfy both your
needs and your budget.
450
7th Avenue,
Herald Square West 34th Street
and 7th Ave, sidewalk bridge
being used for advertisement.
145 4th Avenue, Corner
of East 14th Street, bridge
waiting for advertisement to
be installed.
60 West 14th Street,
Corner of East 6th Avenue,
sidewalk bridge
The French F. Building,
551 5th Avenue, custom Bridge
panels made to match building's
designs.
The NY Athletic Club,
180 Central Park South, 25ft.
high bridge installed over
a shored up sidewalk.
The Cromwell Collier Building,
a custom bridge built for protection
and advertisement.
125 Park Avenue,
a custom bridge is installed.
Yankee Stadium,
Bronx, New York, Emergency
bridge installed at Yankee
Stadium to protect fans from
falling debris.
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450 7th
Avenue |

145 4th
Avenue
Corner of East 14th
Street |

60 West 14th
Street
Corner of East 6th
Avenue |

60 West 14th Street
Corner of East 6th
Avenue
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The French F. Building
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The NY Athletic
Club
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The Cromwell
Collier Building
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125 Park
Avenue |

Yankee
Stadium |
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