During the Industrial Revolution, riveted, open-lattice signal bridges, towers, and platform covers were greatly favored by railroad operators for their economy of material, relatively light weight, and great longevity. The tough, business-minded operators were paying for practicality; what they hadn't anticipated was the innate beauty of lattice style construction. The complex webs of redundant pieces were substantial but at the same time open and airy. This method of assembly formed a natural bridge between the elegant fussiness of the Victorian era and the unrelenting efficiency of the 20th century.

RMI is proud to introduce a collection of prototypically accurate structures based on the lattice system. This complete line of towers and bridges represents the best blend of elegant design and solid construction. All items are built of steel plate, with solid steel, hand set rivets, assembled just as their predecessors were 100 years ago.

Passenger
Station

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Signal
Tower

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Signal
Bridge

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Light
Structures

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Equipment
Stands

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