CABLE SOLUTION FOR A MONUMENTAL BUILDING
One World Trade Center is one of the most iconic and important structures on the New York City skyline. Rising to a height of 1,776 feet, One World Trade Center has become an iconic piece of architecture — modern and contemporary, much like the city over which it casts its shadow. More than just a commercial building, the Freedom Tower is a symbol of American resilience and hope after an unfathomable event.
When the twin towers fell on September 11, 2001, plans were made shortly after to erect a new building in the place of the former World Trade Center complex. Service Wire proudly played an important part in that rebuilding process.
"We are proud to have played a role in the rebirth of such a symbolic part of the New York skyline," said Tony Holderby, Service Wire's Regional Sales Manager.
AMERICAN MADE CABLE
Working with leading New York area distributors and contractors, Service Wire Company completed one of the company's more meaningful projects in lower Manhattan. The company reports that more than a quarter million feet of Service Wire 600 Kcmil XHHW-2 cable was used in the construction of One World Trade Center. That's enough wire to stretch from Manhattan to Stamford, Connecticut.
"Because all of our products and materials are manufactured right here in the United States, we believe that adds to the significance of this accomplishment," Holderby said.