Path Level Crossing

[CoggesRailway]

At the completion of our building works I am going to need a crossing of a well used path (paving slab construction- but can change that) Any suggestions on a non trip robust approach. Even better some piccies for inspiration. Many thanks...

 

[Wobbleboxer]

There have been a few, have a look at these.

http://www.gscalecentral.net/tm?m=16637 http://www.gscalecentral.net/tm?m=16637 < Link To

http://www.gscalecentral.net/tm?m=42768

 

[CoggesRailway]

when i press that second link i get a horrible error... any help?

 

[pugwash]

Yes.
Don't press the second link
It comes from a time, many moons ago, when the GSC site was being set up and there were a few teething problems.

 

[Gizzy]

Here's mine.

The infill between the rails is recycled plastic packaging protection strips, which I, errr, recycled....

 

[CoggesRailway]

Thanks Giz

 

[Wobbleboxer]

Yes.
Don't press the second link
It comes from a time, many moons ago, when the GSC site was being set up and there were a few teething problems.

It was there when I posted the link. Strange, but otherwise I agree, don't press the link.

 

[duncan1_9_8_4]

for mine i made a gap wide enough for the track, dug down 4 inches, filled it with wet cement, pressed the track into it, then leveled it off with cement. then before the level crossing has dried, groove out the flange ways with a screw driver. result, super strong crossing. no problems after six years........

 

[Richie]

Got mine just bedded in ballast between the lawn and patio never had a problem with it with kids riding bikes over it etc .

 

[Spule 4]

Yes.
Don't press the second link
It comes from a time, many moons ago, when the GSC site was being set up and there were a few teething problems.

It was there when I posted the link. Strange, but otherwise I agree, don't press the link.

There is an "a" at the end for whatever reason, remove it, and alles gut!