Steel Garden Bridge with a Greek Key Pattern (AM7)

The meander, better known as the Greek key, is one of the oldest ornaments in Western architecture, and here it runs along the top of both railings like the frieze of a temple.

Below it, forged reeds and bulrushes rise from the deck as a nod to the water the bridge crosses.

Where metalwork meets blacksmithing

AM7 combines two crafts. The frame, the arch and the Greek key bands are precise fabricated steelwork, while the plant motifs are drawn out and shaped by hand at the forge.

Square posts with flat caps keep the outline crisp, which suits contemporary houses and minimalist gardens better than heavily scrolled designs. For something more ornate, browse the full range of metal garden bridges we build.

Arch, length and width are set to your stream or pond, and the whole structure is hot-dip galvanized before it is painted.