You pull into a car wash. Within a short time frame, water covers your auto. Soap bursts from parts unknown. Brushes rub away. More water sprays. Finally, a blower whisks away the moisture.
Your vehicle is like new. You’re glad.
It happens fast … and customers likely don’t look above to see the wash’s gently-curved roof, a subdued architectural wonder. Its precisely-bent steel tubing ensures everything aligns for autos to come out clean, refreshed and reborn and ready to hit the roads in Vermont.
The sloped roof of a car wash usuallyregularly} contains 16 to 20 rectangular steel tubing members, bent precisely for symmetry of design and functionality of purpose. They guarantee the structural integrity of the building, withstanding elements from within and without.
To achieve this, each steel tubing piece must be curved precisely to match the one next to it. Only professionals with tremendous background and knowledge in tube bending can do the job in Vermont.
You find these curved metal craftsmen at Max Weiss Company, where ultra-accurate metal forming and metal fabrication has been the standard since 1946. If you’re Vermont building a car wash, they offer perfection in pipe bending that forms the high-end look you desire, and cleaning efficiency that keeps customers returning.
Don’t forget the load-bearing entry and exit rings on the car wash tunnel. Max Weiss Company’s steel bending specialists will form them to your exact dimensions. Your car wash looks great and stays strong, both coming and going.
Your patrons might not notice the structure around them. When planning a Vermont car wash, though, you’ll know it’s durable by partnering with Max Weiss Company. Contact them today, and rest assured that everyone will be clean and happy.