Building Systems

Building systems is a general term used to describe all of a building's infrastructural systems. Examples include electrical distribution, plumbing, HVAC and any other systems used in the daily operation of the building.

Awnings and canopies are free-standing or attached shelters that typically consist of a textile cover and metal frame. They provide weather protection, as well as a large surface for signage or advertising.
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Bollards are structures used to protect buildings from vehicular impact, restrict access or serve as landscape enhancement.
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Chutes are assemblies that are used for the quick evacuation of materials from an elevated work location. They use gravity to guide the flow of materials into a bin.
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Columns are vertical structural elements that use compression to transmit the weight of a structure above to other structural elements below.
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Curtain walls are lightweight exterior cladding systems that attach to a building or structure, usually from floor to floor, to provide a façade. They modify the exterior appearance, but do not carry the dead load of the building or structure.
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Elevators, escalators and moving walkways are used to raise or move people or goods from one location to another within a building.
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Entry gates are hinged partitions that allow access to designated areas.
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Fencing materials are plain or decorative partitions used to prevent access or contain a property or facility.
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Flue systems and chimney systems are designed to evacuate combustion exhaust from furnaces, boilers, and other fuel-burning devices.
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Guardrails and railings are used as fall protection systems or to establish controlled access zones.
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Manholes allow access to underground pipes, cables, meters and facilities. Manhole covers are used cover manholes.
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Piers and docks are structural walk paths over water.
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Platforms and walkways allow personnel to work on and access the upper levels of industrial machinery, process equipment, tanks, and buildings.
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Retaining walls are used to retain earth, prevent erosion, and create level surfaces in sloping areas.
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Rooftop supports are free-standing devices that are used to support systems and equipment such as pipes, ductwork, work platforms, and HVAC equipment on the rooftops of commercial buildings. They may have pivot and height adjustment options.
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Seating includes furniture upon which people sit and materials that are used to cover or upholster seats.
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Solar mounts are used to mount photovoltaic (PV), solar water heaters, or other solar collection devices. They hold solar panels in position and are either fixed or tracking.
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Stair treads and nosings are stair and staircase components that provide wear resistance, corrosion resistance, structural, and anti-slip functionality.
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Stairs and stairways include all types of complete, pre-fabricated stair systems and staircases.
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Sunrooms and solariums are structures, which are constructed as part of a house to receive the maximum amount of sunlight, enjoy surrounding landscapes, and to be protected from unfavorable weather conditions.
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Time and attendance systems are used to record and track employee attendance and hours worked. They are often integrated with payroll, scheduling, and job costing systems.
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Traffic safety equipment provides visible and physical barriers or high visibility guidance systems to help control traffic flow.
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