Topics: Tools, pneumatic tools, ET&F, power tools, fastening system, fastener system, concrete, steel construction, model 710
Choosing the Right Upholstery Material
It’s time to get that boat out of hiding and prepare for fun on the water! Most boat owners find their boat in need of cleaning and repairs after being covered all winter. Some boat owners find that good cleaning and repairs aren’t going to be enough. BECK can help with either one of these scenarios. Consider using our FASCO® (a BECK brand) Fine Wire Staplers and BECK staples to be sure your new interior seating will be secure, no matter what you find under that cover.
When it comes to renewing your boat upholstery, one of the first decisions you'll need to make is choosing the right upholstery material. There are several factors to consider when selecting upholstery material, such as resistance to UV rays, water resistance, and ease of cleaning. Some popular options for boat upholstery include marine vinyl, Sunbrella fabric, and leather. Each material has its own benefits and drawbacks, so it's important to do some research and choose the one that best suits your needs and preferences.
You might not think of color aside from looks, but it’s an important consideration. While lighter colors may show stains more easily, they can also help keep your boat seats cooler in the hot sun. On the other hand, darker colors may be more forgiving when it comes to stains, but they can absorb more heat. The choice of color will depend on your personal preference and the overall aesthetic you want to achieve.
In addition to material and color, you should also consider the quality of the upholstery. Investing in high-quality upholstery will ensure that your boat seats last longer and maintain their appearance over time. Look for upholstery that is specifically designed for marine use, as it will be more resistant to the harsh conditions of the sea and sun. It's worth consulting with a professional upholstery specialist who can guide you in choosing the right material and quality for your boat seats.
Topics: pneumatic staplers, Tools, Staples, pneumatic tools, Staplers, power tools, fastening system, auto upholstery, fine wire staplers, boating
Winter is a time when many construction companies see a drop in consumer demand and a corresponding drop in revenue. While this can be a difficult time for some construction companies, there are things you can do to protect your business and keep your crew busy. Making the most of your winter months can help stabilize revenue and keep profits coming in.
Subfloor repair is a popular project to perform in winter. The SCRAIL® SUBLOC® PRO system from BECK can help keep your crew successfully working on subflooring. The system uses fasteners with specialized double threads for squeakless subfloors that helps keep screws in place. But before we explore subflooring further, let's delve into other options to make the most of your winter construction efforts and keep your business thriving.
Topics: Pneumatic Nailers, pneumatic staplers, Subloc Pro, Scrail Fasteners, Nailers, subfloors, fasteners, Tools, pneumatic tools, coil nailer, scrail, power tools, traditional tool, flooring, pneumatic system
When it comes to fasteners, there are two ways to apply them: With traditional tools (like hammers, screwdrivers, and drills) or with pneumatic tools. Pneumatic tools might seem like a hefty upfront investment since you need both an air compressor and the tool system, but the truth is, that investment rapidly pays for itself in the form of labor savings.
Contractors using pneumatic tools can knock hours off the job with pneumatic fastener systems—and that leads to less money spent on labor, and maybe even savings that you can pass on to your clients.
The advantages are clear—but which fastener system should you get? Whether you’re treating yourself or shopping for a great gift for your favorite contractor, read below for a selection of innovative tools and systems from BECK.
Topics: Pneumatic Nailers, pneumatic staplers, Nailers, fasteners, Tools, pneumatic tools, lignoloc, ET&F, FasCoat, scrail, power tools, traditional tool, pneumatic system, gift guide, fasco
Summer is one of the most productive and challenging times of year for most construction contractors. Problems like extreme weather, an overly busy schedule, and poor air quality can all cause delays in production and poor overall efficiency. Sometimes these problems can even cause injuries, poor morale, and loss of work.
These problems have solutions. Using the right tools and fasteners, such as BECK's patented diamond coating for fasteners, for example, can help make your season more productive and profitable. The diamond coating ensures reduced friction, fewer wood fibers destroyed, and higher withdrawal values, allowing you to work faster when using nails and staples made with this innovative technology.
Additionally, training workers to stay safe in challenging conditions and following summer-specific protocols are essential steps to overcome some of summer's biggest challenges. See below for more details on these challenges and what you can do about them.
Topics: Pneumatic Nailers, Scrail Fasteners, Tools, Staples, pneumatic tools, Staplers, scrail, construction site, power tools, fastening system, summer, construction, diamond coated, diamond coated fasteners
Not all contractors work in a climate where it’s warm enough all year round to pour concrete without special considerations. There are myths that say you shouldn’t work with concrete in the cold—but the truth is, you can still get the job done. You’ll just need to take some extra measures to make sure the concrete doesn’t end up brittle or cracked.
We’ll show you a few tips to work with concrete in cold weather, and we’ll also show you one of our favorite tools for concrete and masonry work, which is the ET&F® (a BECK member) Aerico® 90 tool and fastener system.
Topics: fasteners, pneumatic tools, collated fasteners, fastening system, cold weather, pins, concrete, masonry, pneumatic system
With the right kinds of professional pneumatic tools and other equipment, you can deliver a finely finished outdoor kitchen for your clients in no time. Knowing about doing this is especially important as the chances of being asked about them increase. Here are some selling points and tips to keep in mind if a client requests an outdoor kitchen plan.
Topics: Construction Fasteners, Scrail Fasteners, invisideck, Tools, pneumatic tools, Wooden Nails, collated fasteners, fastening system, outdoor kitchen, traditional tool
It's not difficult for non-industry people to get a bit confused about the differences between mobile, modular, and manufactured homes. The three seem similar enough to almost sound like the same basic thing, plus there are many practical similarities between the three that you as a contractor can use tools such as BECK’s F44AC Nailer to rapidly assemble any of these housing structures. However, though they may sound the same and have some similar building requirements, they are most definitely not the same. There are some practical differences between the three that are worth mentioning in further detail.
Topics: Tools, pneumatic tools
Bathroom remodeling can either be quick and easy or complicated and expensive. Which is the case depending on how large the bathroom is, how old it is and of course, how extensive your client wants the renovation to be. Here we're focusing on renovation jobs more complex than simply replacing the sink or toilet, and we're going to cover several key installation and remodeling tips for avoiding easy-to-make mistakes.
Topics: Tools, pneumatic tools
The deep chill of winter can grind many outdoor projects to a frozen halt, and construction is no exception. However, it doesn't have to be this way. Prefab and mid-sized steel frame structure assembly is one superb solution to deep cold. Especially if you have the right tools for this type of job, the entire project can progress safely and exceptionally fast. BECK's ET&F® brand of cold-resistant tools and fastening equipment for steel building assembly, are designed to deliver both speed and strength. They can be applied to steel frame construction work, in innovative ways that allow rapid-fire fastening without having to waste time on pre-drilled holes, or difficult screwing techniques. Here are a few other reasons why steel assembly works so well in winter.
Topics: Steel Studs, building, fasteners, pneumatic tools, ET&F, steel framing
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