Green Link Engineering
No Sleepers on the Job
By GREEN LINK Engineering. Why wood sleepers are on their way out. The use of wood sleepers to provide rooftop support for HVAC equipment, pipes, and conduit has been a standard procedure for many years—the method goes way back to the first days when pipes and equipment first began to be installed ...
RoofersCoffeeShop.com Welcomes GREEN LINK Engineering
The company was established to discover innovative solutions to higher performance, more sustainable construction and is rooted in nearly 50 years of experience pioneering a range of successful products. RoofersCoffeeShop.com, the place where the industry meets for technology, information and everyday business is pleased to welcome GREEN LINK Engineering. GREEN LINK ...
Installing KnuckleHeads on a Re-Roof Project: A Value Proposition
By GREEN LINK Engineering. Is protecting a $55,000 roof job worth a few hundred dollars? Recently, a building owner in Michigan contracted for a re-roof of his building. A ten-man crew installed a PVC membrane to the roof. Pipes and HVAC equipment, originally positioned on wood sleepers, were moved to allow for ...
Project Profile: GREEN LINK Replaces Rooftop Pipe System with Custom Molded Saddles on a Steel Corrugated Roof of an Airplane Maintenance Facility
This project involved a combination of standard KnuckleHead Lite Pipe, Heavy Pipe and Strut Supports along with GREEN LINK custom-molded products that were engineered to fit the specific demands of the roof structure. An airplane maintenance facility located in southwestern Michigan required replacement of its rooftop pipe system, which utilized wood ...
GREEN LINK Engineering Introduces New Product Line For Securing Rooftop Pipes and Channel
These straps will greatly increase the stability of rooftop pipes, conduit, channel and related mechanical equipment on the roof and they meet code requirements. Kalamazoo, Michigan - GREEN LINK Engineering has introduced a family of custom-engineered, molded straps and caps for securing pipes and struts for its KnuckleHead rooftop support product ...
