Turkey Mountain Parking Lots Project in Oklahoma included 1,700 LF of custom 36" post-and-cable barrier, each post cut and drilled for precision, plus two double-swing pipe gates with 28' openings for secure, durable access control and improved traffic flow.

The Turkey Mountain Parking Lot project presented significant challenges due to its unique location and design requirements. First, sourcing and fabricating each post was a major undertaking. Every post had to be custom-cut and drilled before installation, requiring precise measurements and craftsmanship to ensure consistency across 1,700 linear feet of barrier. Second, the mountaintop terrain posed extreme excavation difficulties. Installing posts meant digging into solid rock, which demanded specialized equipment and extended labor time. This rocky substrate required careful planning to maintain structural integrity without disturbing the surrounding environment.

This project was not only technically demanding but also uniquely significant for the outdoor community. This parking lot serves thousands of visitors, trail runners, hikers, and even pets and wildlife, making it a critical access point for one of the region’s most popular natural destinations. Overcoming these challenges required a combination of technical expertise, adaptability, and attention to detail, resulting in a durable, high-quality installation that meets both functional and aesthetic goals.