Hamlin Sheet Metal has manufactured ductwork for buildings all across the United States. Below are a few shining examples of the quality and craftsmanship of Hamlin Sheet Metal.

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D-Day Museum

The National D-Day Museum complex in New Orleans consists of a renovated, four-story, 19th century warehouse and the adjoining four-story glass fronted Louisiana Memorial Pavilion. Located in the growing arts and warehouse district in Downtown New Orleans, the site itself measures more than 70,500 square feet. The National D-Day Museum's primary exhibit space, constructed in 1856, is the former home of the Louisiana Brewery. Hamlin Sheet Metal provided the D-Day museum with the quality, custom-crafted duct systems necessary for a high-visibility, exposed duct system.

Harley-Davidson Plant

Established as an assembly facility in 1973, Harley-Davidson Vehicle Operations in York, Pa. is the largest Harley-Davidson manufacturing facility, employing roughly half the company's production workforce. The York facility covers more than 230 acres and has over one million square feet under roof. With a reputation for craftsmanship, the exposed Hamlin Sheet Metal ductwork used in the plant reflects the same attention to detail, which is important to the 3,000 employees as well as the thousands of visitors to the plant each year.

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North Carolina State Football Operations Center at Carter-Finley Stadium

With an initial cost of $3.7 million, plans for the stadium were first drawn in the early 1960s, and ground broken in 1964. More than 300,000 cubic yards of soil were removed during grading; 70,000 bags of cement were churned with sandstone to make 25,000 tons of concrete; and 1,350 tons of steel were used in construction. But almost 40 years later, a major renovation is underway. With a team of quality suppliers like Hamlin Sheet Metal to provide the custom attention required by such a unique and massive construction project, Carter-Finley's $79 million update is estimated for completion in 2003.