CLP Ten Year Anniversary

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Last Updated ( 06/21/2012 14:11 )

DATE_FORMAT_LC2=Thursday,June 21 2012 12:00:00 AM

Pelham, Ala. — CLP Systems is celebrating its 10th year of providing engineered tie-down systems to the multi-family industry. Originally founded as a regional company in 2002, CLP (Continuous Load Path Systems) have been used on more than 1,000 multi-family housing projects in 38 states and Canada. CLP is part of the Vulcan Steel Products family of companies.

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