The Sangerville Bridge is a glulam girder bridge with a glulam deck. Both the girders and the deck utilize Maine-grown red maple. The deck consists of #2 and better red maple 2x6 graded using NELMA softwood standards. The 2400F girder layup was developed by the University of Maine using E-rated red maple laminations. Red maple is an abundant under-utilized wood species in New England. A design report is available from AEWC.

Specifications

• Year Constructed: 1995
• Length: 54 ft.
• Width: 41 ft., 11 in
• Design Live Load: HS25
• Wood Species: Red Maple
• FRP Tensile Strength: NA
• FRP Tensile Modulus: NA
• FRP Material Suppliers: NA

Sponsored by: Federal Highway Administration, Maine Department of Transportation