Case Study: Using FRP to Bridge the Gap in a Suburban Community
As suburban communities continue to expand throughout the United States, so do the demands of creating recreational trails …
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Case Study: Pultruded Rods and Nuts Support HVAC Ductwork in Aquatic Environments
Year-round indoor waterparks continue to push the envelope for innovative design to entertain guests and meet needs. The …
Case Study: Pultruded Fiberglass Baffles the Splash
As the hospitality industry continues to grow, so does the aquatic waterparks sector, due to the demand of …
Durability Study: Cordova Park Observation Tower is Still a Winner After 20 Years
Rated as the #1 thing to do in Otley, IA, by a major travel website, the 123-foot …
Case Study: Pultruded Handrail Complements Aquatic Park
Originally built in 1965, the Chatfield Municipal Pool is adjacently located to the Chatfield High School in Minnesota. …
Case Study: First In Flight with Personal Hydrofoiling
TECHNICAL DATA Product: Electrical Hydrofoil Surfboard Keel Process: Pultrusion Materials & Sizes: Custom Pultrusion For: Lift Foils User: Lift Foils Born out of a concept by the head …
Case Study: FRP Goes Cross-Country with Mountain Bike Bridges
Deep within Northeast Georgia is a 21-mile, “cross-country” mountain biking area known as the Chicopee Woods Mountain …
Case Study: Fiberglass Support Self-Reflective Art Installation
Nine and Two Thirds, a fabricator in Rhode Island, recently completed a temporary modern art project using Strongwell’s …
Case Study: A Composite Safety Deck for a Baptistry
Since the early days of the Christian Church, the Baptistry has been an important architectural and ceremonial part …
Case Study: How Do Things Work?
As a traveling exhibit, Things Come Apart is a visual investigation of design and engineering. Supported by …
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