Suspension Bridge 2x1

Suspension Bridge 2x1 is a suspension bridge building in Timberborn designed to span short gaps in terrain or water. The structure occupies three tiles in total: one tile functions as the anchor point on solid ground, and the remaining two tiles form the suspended span that crosses the gap. The bridge is categorized under Suspension Bridges and is intended for short crossings where a compact suspended span is sufficient.

A single Suspension Bridge 2x1 provides a suspended crossing of two tiles between anchor points. When longer crossings are required, multiple Suspension Bridge 2x1 segments can be chained: two adjacent Suspension Bridge 2x1 units together can bridge a gap of four tiles. The three-tile footprint of each unit means that the anchor tile must be placed on solid ground or another valid anchor surface, with the two-tile span extending over the void to meet the opposite anchor (or to connect to another bridge segment).

• The physical length of the building is three tiles, counted as one anchor tile plus two suspension tiles.
• One Suspension Bridge 2x1 spans a gap of two tiles.
• Two Suspension Bridge 2x1 units placed in sequence can span a gap of four tiles.
• The unit is listed in the Suspension Bridges category and is intended for short, modular suspended crossings.

Placement and planning for Suspension Bridge 2x1 focus on ensuring anchor tiles rest on appropriate solid ground at each end of the suspended span. Because each bridge unit includes an anchor plus a two-tile span, planning long crossings requires chaining multiple units so that anchor points and spans align to cover the desired distance. The compact 3-tile footprint of the Suspension Bridge 2x1 makes it suitable for constrained layouts where a minimal suspended crossing is needed.