Westchester board approves $2M budget for new Playland fence Lower Hudson Journal news - Jun 13, 2009 WHITE PLAINS - Westchester County is spending nearly $2 million to replace the 80-year-old iron railing along the boardwalk and install new fencing throughout Playland Amusement Park....
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Security Fence Installation
Solicitation Number: DTFACE-09-R-29088
Agency: Department of Transportation
Office: Fish and Wildlife Service
Location: Weldon Springs, Missouri
Posted Date June 19, 2009
Security Fence Installation at the Terminal Radar approach Control
This project includes all work associated with the Security Fence Installation at the Terminal Radar Approach Control, Weldon Springs, Missouri
The work includes but is not limited to the following:
The installation of a 8' High Steel Simulated Wrought Iron Ornamental Fence with sliding cantilever automated gates with gate operator, installation of 7' High Vinyl coated Chain Link Fence with Mower Gate, Gate Control Video (GCV) pole, installation of power and control wiring, Rear Yard Video (RYV) pole, and Intercom/Call Station at the Terminal Radar Approach Control (TRACON) facility in Weldon Springs, Missouri.
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Tanner Bolt & Nut Corp
Break-Away Nuts
Break-Away nuts are suitable for applications where removal of a fixture is not intended and when prevention of tampering is important. After tightening to the proper torque, the hex head breaks away leaving a conical shaped tamper resistant nut. They are used extensively in correctional institutions, hospitals, schools, public places and retail stores to secure a variety of products.
Break-Away nuts are manufactured from ZAMAC 5 zinc alloy and are now available also in 18.8 stainless steel. The nuts are tapped to standard bolt dimensions and are also available tapped oversize for hot dip galvanized fasteners.
Tanner Bolt & Nut Corp. specializes in providing security solutions to the fence contractor.
September 16, 2008 Customer Testimonials and the Internet
We came across a video on Google news this week called the Boston Fence Guide. It is a blog and video on how one customer decided on which fence company to pick. It has some wonderful insight on what his thought process was. What his concerns were, what were the pluses and minuses and how he eventually... FenceWeek Marketing Blog
Raising Customers Expectations FenceWeek Jun 17, 2008 Barry Willingham from Ameristar Fence Products discusses raising expectations in the Fence Industry
Sales Training Video FenceWeek Oct 19, 2007 Barry Willingham from Ameristar Fence Products discusses the importance of professional sales training in the fence industry.
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Building A Fence CBS News - Aug 8, 2007 Home improvement correspondent Danny Lipford shows Harry Smith how to build a good fence. ...
July 4, 2006
Pool Fencing Challenges and Opportunities Many times, when I've spoken at fencing industry meetings, the Q&A portion of the meeting stimulates some of the most interesting discussion of the day. Fencers have presented many challenges they've faced in meeting pool codes and passing building code inspections....
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