An icon in Southern California, the Hotel Del Coronado was historical in its contributions to the San Diego area and even considered a “technological marvel” for it’s time. “The Del,” as it has come to be known, debuted in 1888, with features uncommon for a hotel such as plumbing, furnaces, and electrical lighting through the whole building. The
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A few of the main questions we often see in our industry are what is handrail and what KLIK product works for handrail, what are the differences between handrail and guardrail, and what KLIK product works for guardrail. Today we are here to guide you to an incredible tool in helping understand the difference between
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Field measurement is a critical and often overlooked component of railing fabrication. Recently we were lucky to chat with one of our most used miscellaneous metal fabricators, AOC Glass and Ornamental Metals. Field measurement is used during a project to confirm that rail length, angles, and other parts in the rail process are correct prior
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Glenwood Springs is a city located in the Rocky Mountains, surrounded by the White River National Forest and most known for its hot springs, wildlife, views, and beautiful resort amenities. Glenwood Springs is most famous for its namesake, the Glenwood Hot Springs. However, not only is the town beautiful every month of the year, but
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Announcing the latest addition to KLIK products: EKKO, our newest, updated, wet-rated linear line. The EKKO is a more advanced version of our LEDstream, now UL-Listed for outdoor and wet-location use providing uninterrupted continuous runs and miters even in IP66 applications. The linear line is housed with discrete 1” wide aluminum profiles and the optional
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We are excited to share one of our latest KLIK USA products, the KLIK LEDpod™ Mistik. A new addition to our LEDpod family, the Mistik features the LEDpodTM XL28 fixture housed in a metal enclosure. The Mistik is stocked in both cylinder and rectangle form factors. In the last year, we received many custom requests
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As November invites the start of a season of cold for many, the month similarly reminds one of warm homes, fireplaces, Thanksgiving and family gatherings. While the current pandemic has brought families together or created new avenues by which to gather, we remember fondly being together with family members, the memories shared and the places
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A National Historic Landmark, the Darwin Martin House was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in the years 1903 to 1905. Of his many completed structures, the house was the most highly developed design of all of Frank Lloyd Wright’s “Prairie Houses” on the east coast of the U.S. Defined by Wright, prairie houses are “married
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Two of our most recent projects in Los Angeles have been rather symbolic to the city, as well as beneficial to the local communities. Both bridges are used to cross the Los Angeles river and connect pedestrians to various parts of the city. Glendale Hyperion Bridge A huge symbol to the city of Los Angeles,
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With students from Colorado University-Boulder returning to campus this fall, featuring the newer addition to the campus, the Center for Academic Success and Engagement, seemed fitting. The 114,000-square-foot building opened in the summer of 2018, where specific departments, such as University Admissions, Veteran and Military Affairs, as well as departments like the accommodated testing center
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