WETLAND PRODUCTS

Fiberwalk’s leadership team brings deep expertise in FRP materials, construction, and design. President Brian O’Sullivan is a trail-building expert who led the installation of over 30 km of Parks Canada pathways. Connor Blaikie, OALA, CSLA, is a seasoned Landscape Architect with a decade of infrastructure design leadership. Tom Korte contributes 30 years of global sales and project insight in harsh marine conditions. Together, they developed the Fiberwalk Panel—an FRP modular system replacing outdated materials with lighter, stronger, sustainable alternatives. Ideal for boardwalks, decks, bridges, and ramps, Fiberwalk panels offer rapid installation, minimal maintenance, and unmatched adaptability. Designed and preassembled in Canada, Fiberwalk delivers engineered, site-ready solutions with precision, speed, and environmental sensitivity.

Pioneer Bridges are perfect for hiking/biking trails, golf courses, highway overpasses, industrial conveyor/pipe supports and vehicular bridges (one or two lane). From small garden bridges in your backyard and private driveway bridges to long clear span pedestrian bridges spanning wetlands and heavy highway loadings required by the construction industry, Pioneer has the right bridge for any project. Every Pioneer Bridge is designed and constructed with safety as the ultimate value. Safe, durable, affordable... and beautiful. Pioneer Bridges fit naturally and attractively in any environment.

Modular Trail Structures manufactures innovative, durable boardwalks and elevated walkways that enhance access to, and enjoyment of, natural areas. Our top quality products are pre-fabricated to streamline design and installation, and ensure cost-effectiveness, yet are tailored to each unique project. Based in Madison, Wisconsin, MTS is a family-run business led by dedicated professionals with years of experience. While we work anywhere in the United States and can handle projects of any size and scope, we stick to our Midwestern roots and sensibilities in our philosophy and approach.

Western Wood Structures, Inc. bridges are designed and fabricated using pressure-treated, glued-laminated wood (Glulam).That's right, one of the oldest known bridge materials – naturally beautiful timber – is still one of the best. Today's strong, economical and versatile Glulam can last more than 75 years when properly pressure-treated and maintained. Western Wood Structures designs and supplies timber bridge systems for vehicular and pedestrian use, including installations for developments, municipalities, golf course and forest service needs. We have designed and supplied more than 5,000 timber bridges since 1969.

Terrabilt, Inc. creates sign structures that clearly enhance the visitor experience through identification, wayfinding, orientation, interpretation, instruction and information for parks, trails and preserves and more. Clear and consistent guidance, orientation and general information at a park entrance welcomes visitors and introduces the park’s trails, resources and basic rules. Signage at campgrounds, trailheads, water access points, etc. in a well-designed system becomes the park brand and packaging of the resource. Terrabilt offers 18 structure types in a variety of sizes. Sign programs utilize different structure types that build upon modular panel displays and site-specific applications. Terrabilt builds green. Conservation is part of everything we do. Our structures use reclaimed material and are recyclable – and are rated for 50 years with little maintenance, and no harmful off-gassing or soil contamination.

LumberCon USA is a specially reinforced concrete plank that can be used and handled like lumber. Some of the common uses for the planks include decking, boardwalks, docks, marinas, landscape timber, replacement for metal pans used when pouring concrete, pedestrian bridges, or any construction project where extra durability, resistance to a harsh environment, or fire protection is needed. LumberCon has a greater span capacity than wood lumber of equal size and will not burn, rot, warp, rust, delaminate or splinter. It does not require chemical treatment for insects, ground contact, or below grade uses. While there are many green guideline programs in the building industry, all share the goal of building a more efficient, healthier building environment. LumberCon USA is committed to helping you build better, more sustainable projects.