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Skyline Signatures
As you scan the tops of city buildings there are certain signatures which arrest your attention….and a cleverly designed HVACR screen is a cost-effective way to make your next building project "stand out from the crowd". You already need a visual barrier to hide unsightly HVACR equipment and ducting and an acoustic wall to make sure that cacophony of mechanical
Lots & Lots of Louvres
Louvre screens…as far as the eye can see! This site in Western Sydney is typical of Con-form Group's ability to easily service the biggest HVACR roof top projects in the nation. With our in-house Design, Engineering and Production services we seamlessly create, test, certify and manufacture hundreds and hundreds of metres of fit-for-purpose products. In this case, it was
It’s Time For A Raise
The need for maintenance crews to have easy access to large-scale HVACR plant equipment led to the development of our raised walkways. You will typically see them in between long rows of chiller fans on the roofs of big AC users such as data centres. These raised walkways sit on our proprietary purlin- and rafter-mounted platforms. Despite being manufactured from
Weeks To Install A HVACR Platform (Not Months)
"Your boys smashed it out, it was unbelievable!" This is the reaction we received from our customer after designing, manufacturing and installing this unique plant room platform in just two weeks. When others had said it would take four and a half months - plus a much higher price tag - to get it done. The elevated (one metre off
The Porsche Of HVACR Systems
Con-form Group has completed an HVACR platform with guardrails for a Porsche centre - the latest in a collection of auto dealership projects we have worked on across the nation. We believe that we share a number of traits with this much revered German sports car brand. For a start, Con-form Group is the market leader in our industry. Our
20-Degree Roof Pitch. No Problem.
Most platforms that we install are on roofs with a pitch of between 1–5 degrees. This building in Victoria was steeply raked at 20 degrees and the project called for a 8400 x 3600mm HVACR steel platform to be erected with a visual barrier around it. The platform had to be surface mounted (penetration-free) and therefore anchored in place without