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RoofersCoffeeShop® Will Be at IRE 2022, Will You?
By Cass Jacoby, RCS Reporter. IRE promises to be one of the biggest events of the year, check out who will be at the expo! This year’s International Roofing Expo (IRE) promises many exciting events, products, classes and more. The expo will take place February 1-3 in New Orleans ...
GREEN LINK Launches New Generation of Safety Caps and Straps for Securing Rooftop Pipe Support Installations
These custom-engineered caps and straps increase the stability of pipes and other types of mechanical equipment. GREEN LINK has changed the composition of its straps and caps from urethane to injection molded glass-reinforced nylon, still retaining the striking “safety yellow” color. Straps are designed for Heavy Pipe while a cap design ...
This Heavy Pipe Support System is No Dead Weight
By GREEN LINK Engineering. Knucklehead Heavy Pipe Supports are made to hold the heaviest pipes. KnuckleHead Heavy Pipe Supports are the lightweight roof support solution to distribute the load of the heaviest equipment. Designed for natural gas to water pipelines, as well as pipes up to 2.5” nominal pipe size, ...
A Better Way to Support Your HVAC Equipment
By GreenLink Engineering. These engineered mechanical support systems are designed for extremely secure installation to support roof accessories during high wind events. GreenLink Engineering presents a support system solution mechanically engineered for mounting a variety of HVAC equipment including AC units, mini splits, heat pumps, condensers and associated pipelines ...
Rooftop Alternatives to Treated Lumber Supports
By GREEN LINK Engineering. Did you know using treated lumber supports on rooftops can create environmental and structural risks? The use of wooden blocks as rooftop supports for pipes, HVAC equipment and other items is quickly becoming a thing of the past. This is mainly due to ...
Solutions for Tall VRFs/Mini-Splits Blowing in the Wind
By GREEN LINK Engineering. Mini-splits are becoming increasingly popular on commercial buildings, but have a greater risk of falling in windy conditions. In recent years, mini-splits have grown in popularity for both commercial and residential properties. Typically, a mini split can be mounted to a variety of support systems, but ...
How the KnuckleHead Began
By GREEN LINK Engineering. Learn the origins of the KnuckleHead that brings pipe, strut, solar and paver support to roofs everywhere. It became apparent at the turn of the century that old styles of rooftop support equipment, like woodblocks and bricks, were no longer suitable. This led to ...
GREEN LINK Introduces Custom-designed Support Stanchions for Elevating Mechanical Equipment Off Roofs, Ground
Knucklehead Stanchions and new Mechanical Support Products are the solution when equipment is required to be elevated off rooftops. When local building codes require that equipment such as air conditioning units and compressors be elevated off rooftops to allow snow and water accumulation to flow underneath, GREEN LINK Engineering's Knucklehead Stanchions ...
Service Techs Killed in SC Shooting
By Karen L. Edwards, RCS Editor. Two HVAC service technicians were killed in South Carolina mass shooting; here’s how you can help. We keep hearing about mass shootings in the news to the point that we risk becoming numb to it. It’s a tragedy that is incomprehensible but when it ...
Michigan School Receives Fresh Look
By GREEN LINK Engineering. Read how this public school in Michigan was resealed with liquid applied roof coating. In central Michigan, the roof of a public school was scheduled to be resealed with a liquid-applied roof coating. The project also included two adjacent roof sections that were ...
