Trench crossings for Eve

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28 September 2016

Temporary access specialist Eve, part of UK rental company A-Plant’s specialist products division, has invested in new modular trench crossings.

Designed to support loads up to 80 tonnes, the trench crossings are built from galvanised steel and can be rapidly deployed across any terrain, according to the company.

Head of Product Integration for Eve, Carl Rumney said, “The new Trench Crossings are really versatile, they come in 4m and 6m spans and can be adapted to different widths in increments of 2m as the sections easily connect together via the base plates.

“We can offer customers an expert installation service, although the system is that simple to use it can be easily installed by themselves. Also, what makes them such a great solution for customers is that they can be quickly installed, aesthetically look great and can be used straight away.

“The units are supplied with handrails, kerbs, feature a factory applied, anti-skid surface and have brackets which allow debris screens, branding, solid panels or mesh panels to be attached.”

A-Plant’s specialist products division also includes A-Plant Accommodation, PSS Hire, FLG Services, GB Access and Leada Acrow.

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