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10 results for "Platforms" in Articles
NEWS
1 MONTH AGO
Due to our extensive resources, Con-form Group has made a name for itself in supplying the biggest HVACR construction projects in the nation.
PROJECT CASE STUDIES
3 MONTHS AGO
The specifications for this project were extensive: 34 light gauge steel platforms with 19 different configurations plus louvre screens required at six different heights on some of the platforms.
PROJECT CASE STUDIES
4 MONTHS AGO
12,500 SQUARE METRES! That’s how big the roof area was on this new shopping centre at Albion Park NSW where we installed no less than eight screened platforms for HVAC&R equipment. It measured more than one quarter of a kilometre in length…so our installers definitely maxed out their step counts each day!
NEWS
7 MONTHS AGO
The Evolution Of Equipment Platforms To Prefab Design was the theme for our Thought Leader Series presentation to members of Engineers Australia in Sydney.
PROJECT CASE STUDIES
9 MONTHS AGO
On the roof of a commercial project at Central Coast, we installed our EasyMechMR© (purlin mount) platforms on a 5-degree pitched roof.
PROJECT CASE STUDIES
10 MONTHS AGO
The need for safety and fall prevention are just two of the unique challenges that designers and specifiers must address when creating bridges and overpasses.
NEWS
1 YEAR AGO
These HVACR plant platforms are modular, strong, lightweight and easy to install with no hot works required.
NEWS
1 YEAR AGO
It’s pretty simple, these platforms are up to 20% lighter than traditional aluminium structures, are 100% penetration free and are seismic (AS1170.4) compliant.
PROJECT CASE STUDIES
1 YEAR AGO
These 100% penetration-free platforms are seismic complaint (AS1170.4) and easy to install on any metal roof profile, from kliplok to trimdek.
PROJECT
1 YEAR AGO
Chloride-induced corrosion of reinforcing steel is the main issue affecting the durability of reinforced concrete (RC) structures in coastal environments. In these environments, invasive chloride ions penetrate into concrete and create a corrosive environment for steel bars. This was the main concern of the client and architects for this beautiful concrete landscape located on the North Head sanctuary.
