Helicopter Mats with Lifting Hooks
We are in-setting Helicopter hooks (rated 5000 lbs per corner) into Access Mats. Customer will be flying these into a special double top secret jobsite!
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We are in-setting Helicopter hooks (rated 5000 lbs per corner) into Access Mats. Customer will be flying these into a special double top secret jobsite!
Timbers for Rail Crossings are needed in a hurry, sometimes to access across tracks for emergency repairs. We make several sizes depending on rail height (6" x 10", 7" x 10" and 8" x 10"). We undercut the bottom corners on 4 pieces to...
We had 2 bridges loaded out today. The left and right side of the bridge are all pre-assembled. On site the customer has their contractor build the abutment and then sits the 2 sides together and slides a bolt through both sections locking the...
These Pacific Coast Maple Jack Blocks are being used by the BC Transit Skytrain repair yard. Maple makes a good jacking block by keeping a steel on steel contact apart. Steel on the Jack Block won't slip or skid.
These complicated and detailed Crane Mats are made exact to size as they fit into an elevated steel frame. They are high strength and have lifting hardware embedded. 3 of the mats are trimmed at an angle and one of them has a "dog...
Here is Gwil's Crawler Crane sitting on Industrial Timber Products Crane Mats at the Mountain Highway Interchange Project in North Vancouver. They are lifting structural beams across Highway 1 to enable the building of the Keith Road Underpass. They close the Highway at night...
Metro Vancouver is constructing a 21' diameter tunnel under Burrard Inlet which will container 3 water mains. The tunnel will be 1.1 km long and will be 30 metres below the bottom of Burrard Inlet. The shaft is 60 metres deep on the North...
Here is Timber Toby inspecting some Timber Stop Log Panels we are building. These panels will go to Yellowknife, NWT. Stainless lifting "ears", galvanized ballast plates, all Douglas Fir Select Structural with neoprene seals.
A new 1 km water supply tunnel is being bored from North Vancouver to Burnaby underneath Burrard Inlet. There are large vertical shafts on each end. We have supplied Crane Mats and Timber Blocking for the project. Here are a few pictures:
Here is a nice Douglas Fir Timber Package we did for a friend of Industrial Timber Products. The wrap-around porch and special timber framing makes for an impressive structure. The Douglas Fir T&G decking on the ceiling is also a nice touch!
This Pipe Dunnage is being used to load 36" OD pipe on trucks, 2 pieces of pipe on bottom of load, 1 piece of pipe centered on top of load. Dunnage is 6" x 6" x 96". This is the safest way to truck...
These blocks were an interesting job! The blocks are designed to fit against a ship's side and each one has multiple angles, in other words a different thickness in each corner of the block. A multi-angle wedge which led to a bit of head...