8 foot Red Cedar Garden Bridge with Posts and Double Rails

Hi Rod, here are a couple of pics of your bridge. Great instructions , went together in an afternoon. Thanks again for all your patience, hard work and excellent craftsmanship!

Love the bridge!! Now just finishing up the pond. Really made it pop! Thank you!

Sorry I didn’t get these emailed to you sooner. I used a two-part penetrating stain a sealer system to finish the cedar. It matches other wood (garage doors, gates) on our property so it turned out to be a nice accent piece. The bridge covers a partial “dry” river bed and a small water feature of river rock and pieces of flagstone that make up a little waterfall. The broken flagstone pieces lead up to the bridge from the front yard. Then, they pick up again after you cross the bridge and enter the side gate. I’m very happy with the outcome. The pictures probably don’t do justice to the setting, but hopefully you can see how it came together. Hope all is well and that you’re having a great summer.

Dear Rod, Bridge received and better than we had hoped for, it is a true pleasure dealing with you and with such a talented craftsman. All the Best

Hi Rod, You were a true find on the internet! Our bridge is wonderful and Thank you for such nice work.

We thought you would enjoy seeing our Japanese bridge, in all it’s splendor, in it’s new home. We love it. Thanks again.

Hi Rod, Bridge received and its absolutely gorgeous. We love It. It is beautiful. Thank you!

Rod, here is a picture of our bridge. It is placed over a water drainage ditch in the backyard separating the backyard from our garden area.

I am very happy to see the nice quality of the bridge that you made for me. I would like to send you another picture of the bridge when the pond is complete.

We really like the bridge, & have had many complements on it. We have just had a small waterfall added to our pond, with new landscaping. The plants have not yet started to show any growth, so the pond is quite bare. I will send you some additional pics later in the summer when the plants are larger. There will be a field of corn in the background by that time.