Posts Tagged ‘Rooftop supports’
Roof Penetration vs. Adhesive – What’s Best for You?
Written by Eli Zuelke When it comes to securing rooftop equipment, understanding the key differences between mechanical attachment (roof penetrations) and adhesive bonding can help you select the most suitable method for your project. Roof Penetrations Mechanically fastening involves drilling into the roof membrane to provide strong support and stability, helping you feel assured when…
Read MoreWhy Old-School Wood Sleepers Are Failing Rooftops — And Why It’s Time to Upgrade
Written by Eli Zuelke For decades, wood sleepers have been the go-to solution for supporting rooftop HVAC units, piping, and mechanical equipment. They’re familiar, inexpensive, and easy to source, which is precisely why many roofing professionals still default to them. But the rooftop environment is changing. Roof systems have evolved, building codes have changed, and…
Read MoreWhy HVAC Systems Are Moving to the Roof — And Why Green Link Leads the Way
Written by Eli Zuelke The future of HVAC isn’t on the ground; it’s on the roof. Across the country, advances in technology and sustainability concerns are taking contractors to the roof, where efficient, consolidated HVAC units and arrays are the clear choice for modern construction. The Rise of Rooftop HVAC Smaller, lighter, and more efficient…
Read MoreWinter’s Coming – Get Green Link Before the Snow Falls!
Written by Eli Zuelke As winter approaches, facility managers, contractors, and building owners all face the same annual challenge: protecting rooftop equipment from the punishing effects of snow, ice, and freezing temperatures. When temperatures drop, HVAC units, piping, and rooftop systems are put to the test. Without the right support solutions, winter can take a…
Read MoreStronger. Smarter. Greener. Meet the Green Link MetalHead
When it comes to supporting heavy pipes, duct systems, and HVAC/R equipment, you need more than just a block. You need strength, durability, and long-term reliability. That’s exactly what the patent-approved Green Link MetalHead Support System delivers. Why Choose the Green Link MetalHead? Unmatched Strength and Durability Long-Term Value and Sustainability Simplify Installation with Snap-N-Strut…
Read MoreRock-Steady Roof Installations
Future Proof with Green Link’s MetalHead The triangle is the strongest shape. It’s often seen in rooftop supports designed for use with pipes, HVAC equipment, ductwork, conduit, cabling, and rooftop walkways. And in this, Green Link’s triangular MetalHead may seem familiar. But that basic shape is where the similarities end. The true strength of the…
Read MoreWeathering the Storm with Rooftop Supports
Weathering the Storm with Rooftop Supports Green Link, Inc. Presented by Kaitlyn Briggs (Kaitlyn Briggs) This presentation was originally featured as part of AEC Daily’s Virtual Education SpotLight Symposium in December 2023. We received several questions over the course of the day, but unfortunately didn’t have time to answer them as part of our presentation.…
Read MoreStrutFrame™ Duct and Pipe Supports: A Rooftop Installation Game-Changer
Ductwork and pipelines are like the nervous system of the building: sending essential HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and specialty services racing through the building to answer the demands of the occupants. Without adequate support, the system may start to sag, misalign, point load, or suffer a total system failure leading to costly repairs, hazards, and an…
Read MoreEnhancing Project Integrity with Green Link, Inc.’s KnuckleHead Pipe Supports
Green Link, Inc.’s KnuckleHead Pipe Supports can be used to properly support pipes and manage cables in HVAC installations.
Read MorePROTECTING YOUR ROOF, YOUR EQUIPMENT, AND YOUR INVESTMENT
Published in the 2023 AHR Tradeshow Journal on 2/7/23 Did you know that brand new HVAC/R equipment all over the world is being supported by blocks of wood (and other makeshift supports) that will rot and warp over the years, potentially damaging expensive equipment and roofs? Green Link engineers are determined to change this by…
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