The Bailey platform, also known as the Bailey bridge, is a modular, portable, and temporary bridge design that was widely used during World War II and in the post-war period.

During construction, the appropriate height and position of supports are determined according to site conditions, with corresponding measures taken for support and fixation. Construction bridges typically feature simple structures and low costs while maintaining safety and stability to meet engineering and transportation requirements.

These bridges are particularly valuable when land and water transportation on both sides cannot meet construction and transportation needs in mountainous areas.

• Traversability: The flat, even surface provides a stable, non-slip platform for both wheeled and tracked vehicles, as well as pedestrians.
• Continuous Deck: Uninterrupted deck ensures smooth and safe crossing experience.
• High Load Capacity: Supports movement of critical military and emergency equipment.

• Adjustable Span: Can be adapted from 10 meters to over 60 meters by adding or removing support bays.
• Height Customization: Adjustable by adding or removing panels to accommodate different terrain and clearance requirements.
• Modular Transport: Components can be easily transported by truck or rail to construction sites.
• Lightweight Design: Compact elements facilitate efficient transportation and handling.