• Specialties •

Curveline’s proprietary crimp-curving process can be used to create specialized curved components using a wide choice of panel profiles, gauges and finishes. Specialty curving applications include:

• Storefronts and entranceways
  
• "Faux" columns
• Solar screens and solar equipment components
• Rooftop screens to conceal HVAC equipment 
• Enclosures for mechanical and electrical components and ductwork
• Radiused form work for decorative concrete construction
• Curved girts and light framing members
• Industrial covers and screens
• Perforated wall, ceiling and decking systems
• Architectural covers for shade and shelter

Custom-curved covers in many different profile configurations may be used wherever covered conveyor systems are required for weather protection or air pollution control. The Curveline process turns standard metal building panels - including economical 7/8" corrugated profiles (shown) - into highly rigid, self-supporting covers. Panels in 20-26 GA steel may be used to create 180-degree clearspans or to produce virtually any other desired radii and angles of curvature, eliminating the need for structural framing. 

Photo shows a retrofit cover designed and built by Transco, Portland, Oregon.

Marina designers and operators can use the Curveline process to create attractive and economical curved dock covers, walkway covers, canopies, building mansards and similar components. For curved dock and similar covers, Curveline recommends 24 or 22 GA metal panels for the most cost-effective designs and renovations.