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Fuel Canopy

Last edited 594 days ago by Adam Doll

Fuel Canopy Drawings

The example below show the typical standards to be followed for a CO-OP fuel canopy. Drawings for other clients are handled in a similar manner.

The measurements are given in feet and inches for fuel canopies. The longer measurements in inches can be hard to visualize. For example, 1085 ¼” vs 90’-5 ¼”. Feet and inches gives a much better idea of the size.

The library contains layouts and brand standards for all of Selkirk’s Corporate clients. These are to be used for a consistent and efficient workflow.

When setting up a drawing for new cabinets on a fuel canopy the most important survey measurements are of the actual structure.

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Fuel Canopy Photo Overlay Example

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Photo showing a typical fuel canopy structure.

Plywood or metal backing is often added over top of the structure that is visible in this photo. The fuel canopy sign band is installed on top of the sheathing, tying into the structure behind.

Federated Co-op canopies include an additional layer of ⅜” thick DecoFoam on top of the sheathing.

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