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 Modular
Car Wash Buildings
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American
Modular Technologies
AMT was founded in 1952 as
the Beaman Corporation. Beaman
manufactured thousands of convenience
stores, car washes, fuel kiosks
and canopies for BP, Shell, Exxon,
Texaco, Mobil, Hess, Sunoco, Marathon
and hundreds of jobbers. Rally's
(Checkers Corporation) acquired
Beaman to assist with rapid expansion
of franchise and corporate restaurants
through modular commercial construction.
AMT gained significant experience
developing QSR food and beverage
kiosks and single & double
drive thru fast food restaurants.
In the 1990s the company was renamed
American Modular Technologies
(AMT).
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RBI
Structures
RBI Structures, a division of
Rough Brothers Inc. designs, engineers,
manufactures and installs specialty
pre-engineered structures throughout
North America. Rough Brothers
Inc. is a leading supplier of
car wash modular buildings, greenhouses,
conservatories, and related systems
for growers, nurseries, retail
garden centers, botanical gardens,
and institutions such as universities
and research facilities. For nearly
75 years, Rough Brothers expertise
encompasses all aspects of commercial
construction and maintenance-structure
design, material handling systems,
glass, glazing, heating, cooling,
ventilation, lighting and environmental
controls.
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Crystal
Structures
Crystal Structures Carwash
modular buildings by Sunshine
Rooms, Inc. is located in Wichita,
KS, and was founded in 1980.
In 2005, Sunshine Rooms made
the commitment to market our
product to the car wash industry.
Our past experiences in building
and installing thousands of
structures has prepared us well
to become a leader in this industry
as well. Today we continue designing
and manufacturing the highest
quality glass structures in
the marketplace. We look forward
to all design challenges and
hope we can build a new structure
for you!
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