Located along Victoria’s Bass Coast, the Yallock-Bulluk Coastal Trail is a major recreational project connecting coastal landscapes between the Punchbowl near San Remo and Cape Paterson. The trail incorporates new and upgraded lookouts and visitor infrastructure while improving public access and protecting sensitive coastal environments and cultural heritage.
CHALLENGES AND Solutions
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View Full Case StudyThe lookout structures required pedestrian surfaces capable of performing in exposed coastal conditions while supporting safe public access within environmentally sensitive locations. Moisture, salt-laden air, UV exposure and changing weather made durability and reduced maintenance key considerations.
Harsh coastal exposure
Corrosion-resistant FRP was selected to withstand moisture and salt-laden coastal conditions without relying on conventional protective coatings.
Wet pedestrian surfaces
DMGRATE™ grating provides a gritted walking surface with enhanced slip resistance for outdoor areas regularly exposed to rain and moisture.
Sensitive coastal environment
Lightweight FRP components simplified handling and installation at constrained and environmentally sensitive lookout locations.
Long-term maintenance: FRP’s inherent corrosion resistance reduces the ongoing coating and maintenance requirements associated with conventional metallic materials.
Coordinated access system
FRP angles and stair nosings were supplied alongside DMGRATE™ to provide an integrated product solution across the three lookout structures.
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