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Rhode Island September 2010
A 180 foot tall water tower is shrinkwraped to provide a containment for sandblasting and painting the steel tank and support structure.
Large scale containment like this we use 12 mill thick, fire retardant film for durability and safety of the people working inside. |
Shrinkwrap
shelters can keep your project on schedule!
Shrinkwrap containment
has many advantages:
- Retains heat
and stops wind, improving working conditions.
- Light passes
through the film to reduce lighting cost during the day.
Covers act like a greenhouse in the sun, warming up during
the day, even in the middle of winter.
- Paint and insulation
spraying can be done with more complete control of overspray
and dust.
- Shrinkwrap gives
a clean look to your project, with option for advertising
or signage on outside. We can supply stencils of any logo
or information to be applied to the cover.
- Shrinkwrap withstands
wind and weather better than tarps and reduces labor cost
due to repairs and maintenance.
We welcome the
challenge involved in covering large and complex structures.
Please call for more information and for a price quote. |
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Wells,
ME - December 2008
A four story shrinkwrap
shelter allows the building crew to enclose and heat their
work area. This allows spray insulation and stucco application
to the house even in the middle of a Maine winter. The cover
lets in light, retains heat, and resists flapping and chafing.
Our crew has since removed and recycled this cover. |
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Southport,
ME - October 2007
A temporary cover
over the porch of a home in Southport, Maine allowed a teak
deck to be installed in late fall for a December move-in date. |
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