> Fort Totten was established in the 1860’s by the United States government to protect the East River approach to New York Harbor. The fort, now owned by New York City, is a park and home to dozens of historic buildings ... Many of the buildings are still utilized today by New York City first responders. A structural beam in one of the historic buildings was beginning to delaminate and show signs of water damage and rot. The New York City Department of Design and Construction contacted Abatron for advice on repairing it. Richard Ahlstrom and Marco Caporaso were sent to visit the site and consult on restoring the damaged beam in-place ... Marco and Richard were invited to give a presentation at the offices of the NYC Department of Design and Construction. Over 30 construction and design professionals attended the educational seminar which included hands-on demonstrations of Abatron’s wood restoration materials.
> Fort Totten was established in the 1860’s by the United States government to protect the East River approach to New York Harbor. The fort, now owned by New York City, is a park and home to dozens of historic buildings ... Many of the buildings are still utilized today by New York City first responders. A structural beam in one of the historic buildings was beginning to delaminate and show signs of water damage and rot. The New York City Department of Design and Construction contacted Abatron for advice on repairing it. Richard Ahlstrom and Marco Caporaso were sent to visit the site and consult on restoring the damaged beam in-place ... Marco and Richard were invited to give a presentation at the offices of the NYC Department of Design and Construction. Over 30 construction and design professionals attended the educational seminar which included hands-on demonstrations of Abatron’s wood restoration materials.