STORM FORMS

Brand Owner Address Description
STORMFORMS Storm Solutions, Inc. 105 North Main Street Essex CT 06426 STORM FORMS;Application service provider (ASP) featuring software for use by sales and installation agents of storm door and window screens and shutters to facilitate the order-entry and quote generation process, including the proper measurement, hardware selection, pricing and product installation methods; to ensure sales and installation agent compliance with all installation parameters, as specified for each product by its manufacturer, by requiring users to enter window and opening dimensions, type of product, deployment needed, wind-load data according to local codes, and associated labor information; to automatically calculate hardware type, placement, drilling information and accompanying line drawings, as well as an instant and binding price quote for the client by analyzing the information input from the user; to automatically send order specifications to manufacturers so that extrusions may be cut and drilled, and mounting hardware and related materials can be ordered from the appropriate vendors; to maintain all parts and inventory information; to access pricing models, part costs and associated information;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A system for treating storm water in situ within a storm water drainage system includes a process chamber and treatment material that is contained within the process chamber. Preferably, the treatment material is a material that is effective in removing heavy metals from storm water, such as zeolite. A first passageway is provided for admitting storm water from the storm water drainage system into the process chamber. A second passageway is provided for returning storm water from the process chamber back to the storm water drainage system. Also disclosed is a method of retrofitting conventional storm water drainage systems so as to render them capable of effectively removing heavy metals from storm water passing therethrough.