Tnemec Names its Tank of the Year

Ann Arbor, Michigan, takes top honors. Houston County, Georgia, wins People’s Choice.
Tnemec Names its Tank of the Year

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Ann Arbor, Michigan, is home to the 2016 Tnemec Tank of the Year.

Since 2006, Tnemec has celebrated the innovative and creative uses of its coatings on water tanks with the annual contest. Each year, tanks of all varieties from across the U.S. and Canada are narrowed down to determine the most impressive coatings projects in the water tank industry.

Following online voting that determined the People’s Choice winner from over 240 nominated tanks and committee selection that established 11 other finalists, Ann Arbor, Michigan was deemed the winner. The elevated tank's artwork depicting native birds and fish was selected from designs that were entered in the city-sponsored "Art in the Sky" contest. The design was completed using an exterior coatings system from Tnemec, including the fluoropolymer finish Series 700 HydroFlon for color and gloss retention.

Houston County, Georgia, received the most online votes and was named the People’s Choice winner. The other runners-up were water tanks in Champaign, Illinois; Garnavillo, Iowa; Gulf Shores, Alabama; La Porte, Texas; Laurens, South Carolina; Lumberton, North Carolina; Olathe, Kansas; Ontario, California; York, Nebraska; and Durand, Michigan.

A copy of the 2017 Tnemec Tank of the Year calendar featuring all the finalists is available here.

About Tnemec
Established in 1921, Tnemec is one of the largest privately held companies in North America specializing in industrial coatings for steel, concrete and other substrates for new construction and maintenance. More than 120 architectural and industrial coating products are manufactured at facilities in Kansas City and Baltimore. Headquartered in Kansas City, Tnemec operates distribution facilities in Atlanta, Dallas, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Seattle and Compton, California. 



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