[Steven Gugel]

Thanks for the compliment Paul, and you're on the money as to delivery date. Sorry we didn't get a chance to talk with you lownote, perhaps next year?

Here's a picture taken a little closer so you can see some of the detail:

And, yes it is actually levitating above the driveway.

 

[Steven Gugel]

Greg,
One arch is one 450mm (17-11/16") section. They are modular, interlocking together. There are v grooves simulating expansion joints on the prototype at the top of the arch. The v grooves on the model are there to guide your cutting them in half. If you have 2 of them you can cut one in half then join each half to the full section. You then have a half arch that begins near your grade and leads into the full arch and then the other half arch leads you out and back onto terea firma. Very much the look that is in the photo. All in just under 3 feet. Of course you can keep adding sections for what ever length you may need.


Regards,
Steven Gugel

 

[Steven Gugel]

Umm Marty,

Unlimited.
Yes.
One.
NO!!!

And one more NO!!! to the anticipated question of "Can I use it on a curve?"

Regards,
Steve

 

[Steven Gugel]

Dear Muddled,

The close up picture I posted would be 2 kits, one full one in the center, and one of them cut in half. The 2 halves make up each end.

Regards,
Steve

 

[Steven Gugel]

Semper,

The joint between sections is centered over each pier. Ignore the half arch on each end and you have one section. I don't have a photo of just one section.

Regards,
Steven Gugel