The methodology within Unitray is one of speed, accuracy and efficiency - getting our products to industry at uncompromising speed and quality.
The production solutions within our facility help automate processes resulting in accelerated turn around times, aiding your project to complete on time & on budget.
It is the policy of Unitray to maintain effective Health/Safety, Environmental and Quality Management Systems.
Unitray is one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of aluminum cable trays. We manufacture CSA approved Class C, D and E cable tray and fittings with standard 3m, 5m and 6m lengths.
At Unitray, we act with honesty, integrity, professionalism and effectiveness to achieve the dependability that our industry demands.
The efficient production solutions within our facility help automate processes resulting in accelerated turn around times.
Complimenting our ISO certifications, it is our policy to maintain effective Health/Safety, Environmental and Quality Management Systems.
When your project is on the line, you expect nothing less than uncompromising quality, competitive price & sound customer service. Unitray delivers.
If you embrace challenges, work well in a team setting, and are driven to excel in your career, we'd like to hear from you.
Unitray holds a current Certificate of Recognition (MECOR) and complies with ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004, and OHSAS 18001:2007 regulatory standards.
We manufacture CSA approved Class C, D and E cable tray and fittings with standard 3m, 5m and 6m lengths.
Thanks to our state of the art CNC sheet metal manufacturing equipment, we can supply any product, any time.
When your project is on the line, you expect nothing less than uncompromising quality, a competitive price and sound customer service. This includes timely delivery of a high end product and the access to production specialists who can react quickly and efficiently to the changing needs of your business.
While some cable tray manufacturers can take 3-4 weeks to process your order, Unitray manufactures and delivers cable tray systems in 3-5 days. Smaller orders and stock items ship the same day. How? For one, we sell directly to you - no middle man. We also manufacture and stock component items at our Edmonton warehouse, allowing us to react to production changes by fabricating "custom" parts quickly and accurately.
Unitray is one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of aluminum cable trays. We manufacture CSA approved Class C, D and E cable tray and fittings with standard 3m, 5m and 6m lengths. Other customized lengths are also available to suit the needs of your project. Our Class E tray also meets and exceeds the NEMA 20C classification which is slightly higher than CSA Class E.
Unitray is also the sole supplier for FASTRAY®. FASTRAY® cable trays have unique features that make this product reliable, robust and cost effective. You'll save time and money by cutting your field labour in half. The FASTRAY® system is simplistic, utilizing fewer components and generates greater design load capacities. Key features of FASTRAY® products include:
Connecting hardware requires no tools and can be installed in harsh climates without removing gloves
Covers and Accessories protect cables from contamination and pests while still providing ventilation
Please contact us if you are interested in receiving a quote or learning more about our various services.
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Preschoolers can have such an exuberant over-the-top sense of style. As parents, we might love their extremes in decorating when we're the only ones seeing it. But what do you do when other adults are going to be visiting your house over the holidays? Karen has the answers...
This A-B-C activity has been created for children who enjoy moving around. Many parents ask how they can get their young children to sit down long enough to learn the alphabet. With this activity, they don't have too!
Parents are often conflicted on whether or not to allow very young children access to the television, even the so-called experts can't agree. If you are concerned about your preschoolers viewing habits, one mother has offered a challenge...
May 1st is May Day and a great time to welcome the warmth and light of Spring and Summer in a celebration of the seasons. Here are some ideas for enjoying May Day with your little ones...
Because potatoes are a staple of the Irish diet, I thought it might be fun to explore some ways to learn using potatoes. So, here for your pleasure and enjoyment is a Preschool Potato Curriculum.
Theodor Seuss Geisel, better known as 'Dr. Seuss,' wrote and illustrated 48 children's books. Geisel was born on March 2, 1904. His most famous children's book, The Cat In The Hat, was published in 1957. So, 2007 marks the 50th birthday of Dr. Seuss!
There are many activities you can do at home and within your extended community to help your child develop social and emotional skills. Some of these skills are only necessary to learn in the preschool years (ages 2-5) if you intend to place your child in a public or private school for kindergarten.
Valentine's Day is on February 14th. Little kids seem to intrinsically understand a day set aside each year to celebrate love. Here are some fun and educational Valentine's Day activities to do with your little ones...
There are a variety of activities you can do at home that correlate with the cognitive developmental stage of 2-5 year olds and the typical preschool course of study. Preschool educators say children ages 2-5 should have certain motor skills in order to begin formal academic learning in the school or homeschool environment. Here are the skills they identify...
There are a variety of activities you can do at home that correlate with the cognitive developmental stage of 2-5 year olds and the typical preschool course of study. Two key concepts are Position and Direction.
Ground Hog's Day is coming on February 2nd! Here are some fun and educational ideas for celebrating with your little ones...
You start teaching as soon as your baby is born. When you feed her, change her diaper, and hold her, your newborn learns she is loved. But when does a baby begin to learn math?
This is the season of enchantment, heavenly aromas, warm hearths and company. Homeschooling families should be able to enjoy it without guilt or anxiety. To help you avoid homeschool burnout and holiday stress, I created a 'course-of-study' that will not only satisfy national curriculum standards (so you can relax), but will also let you enjoy this magical time of year with your family.
After a long and difficult journey, the Mayflower, landed in America on December 26, 1620. The Pilgrims settled into an old Native American village to protect themselves from New England's cold winter. Read all about the story of The Three Sisters in this Native American Curriculum for Thanksgiving.
Halloween is a very old holiday that is still celebrated in countries around the world today, and each country has it's own interesting set of customs and traditions. Halloween can be a lot of fun with a little imagination and creativity!
To help develop reading readiness in your young children we have provided some activities that correlate with the cognitive developmental stage of 2-5 year olds and the typical preschool course of study. Here are some key concepts, experiences, and skills that educators think children ages 2-5 should have in order to develop reading readiness.
There are a variety of activities you can do at home that correlate with the cognitive developmental stage of 2-5 year olds and the typical preschool course of study. Two of the key skills that preschool educators think children ages 2-5 should have in order to begin formal academic learning - in the school or homeschool environment - are Listening and Sequencing.
Fall signals an abundance of apples! My family kicked off our homeschooling each and every year by visiting a u-pick apple orchard. Get fun curriculum ideas your kids will love.
Learning The Concepts Of Size, Colors, Shapes, Numbers, And Counting - When you teach your children about big and little you're teaching them to observe and compare the world around them. Here are some simple activities that provide lots of comparison opportunities.
You hear a lot in the media about how researchers in the field of early childhood education say the early years of life, from ages 0-5, are the prime time for brain development. They tell us that children should be exposed to numerous experiences that lead to cognitive development so that they will have academic success when they begin school.
I ate a nectarine the other day, and when I was through -- out of old habit -- I started to wash the seed. I laughed out loud at myself. I haven't done that since my sons were very young...
The light, fresh scent of lemons is perfect on a summer day. Their bright, yellow color is uplifting too. Lemons provide the ingredient we need to make refreshing lemonade -- and they are wonderful tools for other hands-on learning activities that kids love. Here are some fun, lemony ideas to try with your little ones....
The following historical information has been written in very simple story form with young children in mind. I hope your little one enjoys this brief story about the birth of America!
When you think of summer, what's the first thing that comes to mind? Why not get the summer rolling by sharing what you like about summer with your child and ask them to tell you what s/he likes about summer.
Celebrate the Summer with your little ones. The first day of Summer is normally on June 21st. Also called the Summer Solstice. To kick off the summer festivities break out the art supplies and invite your children to make their own sun.
Does your little one love pizza enough to ask for it everyday, sometimes at every meal? If you're a parent that gives in to the constant pizza request, you are not alone...
I love dandelions -- they are such a wonderful gift from Mother Nature! There is just something about them that makes me smile! Since dandelions are everywhere at this time of year, I thought I'd share some fun and educational ideas that you and your children may enjoy...
Traveling long distances with little ones can be a stressful undertaking but it doesn't have to be. Here are some ideas for learning with preschoolers in the car.
Spring is in the air! It's a great time to let your children explore the newness of nature! Celebrate the first days of Spring with these activities!
Did you know that Tuesday, March 1, 2011 is Pancake Day? Not only is Tuesday Pancake Day, but it kicks off Pancake Week throughout the world! Pancakes provide all of the ingredients necessary for lots of learning fun!
Need some ideas for educational toys, games, and DVDs for preschool age children? Check these recommendations.
Why and How You Should Teach Your Toddler At Home - Find out what's behind the claims that government mandated and funded 'universal preschool' will stop crime, secure your child's future, save social security and provide a free government nanny.
Pumpkins are a big part of the landscape at this time of year and will remain so through the Thanksgiving holiday. Learn how to use pumpkins as an educational adventure for your preschoolers...
Cranberries are everywhere at this time of year and you can use them to learn all kinds of fun things with your young children.
Fall is such a fun time to explore the world with little kids! You can teach them so much just by commenting out loud about the changes taking place in nature.
Camping with little kids requires lots of patience as you introduce them to all of the unfamiliar sights, sounds, and safety hazards of the great outdoors. Depending on the temperament of any given young child camping can be a success or a disaster. One way to prepare little kids for a real camping trip or to camp without too much hassle is to have a backyard campout.
There are many natural learning opportunities available for young children all summer long. Here are a few ideas to try with your little ones...
Some things are crucial and need to be learned in the preschool years. Certain foundational aspects of character, family life and self-care development sets the stage for future growth and learning.
When my kids were little, I looked at any unusual, natural occurrence as an opportunity to have fun learning. This week Mother Nature offers a summer moon event that provides a wonderful way for kids to learn more about the moon -- or just have fun observing it and doing activities themed around it.
If the weather is keeping you indoors, here's a way to get a little exercise while introducing vocabulary and concepts needed for reading readiness skills.
How do you teach young children? What do you do all day? How do you provide a stimulating environment? These questions are asked frequently by parents of young children who understand the immense magnitude of what it means to take responsibility for their child's education.
If you have some dry-erase markers you can have some fun with your little ones while they develop coordination for handwriting skills.
Birdwatching provides lots of fun and exciting ways for young children to learn during the Winter, both indoors and outdoors! Here are some ideas:
One of the household chores my preschool-age sons enjoyed helping with was the laundry. I used it to teach them a number of readiness skills -- so I generally planned to do the laundry when we had plenty of time.
St. Patrick's Day will soon be here. On St. Patrick's Day the Irish take pride in their heritage and lore as they celebrate the feast day of St. Patrick, Bishop and Patron Saint of Ireland. I thought it only fitting to provide some celebrating tips for your wee ones...
What to do with the little ones when you're stuck inside? Here are a few ideas... Go On A Scavenger Hunt. Make An Indoor Sandbox...
Let's talk about music and what simple things you can do to incorporate music into your preschooler's life. It is essential to their brain growth and development. Here's why...
Little kids can learn a lot about plants and the life cycle by growing things at home. A garden is a wonderful learning environment for young children, but if you don't have the space or time for an outdoor garden, you can experiment with a number of plants right on your windowsill!
Little kids become aware of money at an early age. It is a perfect way to introduce math concepts from sorting to counting and eventually it can help with learning how to add, subtract, multiply, divide and much more.
Little kids love to dress up in costumes and grown-up clothes. I kept a big costume box filled with all kinds of clothing articles that the kids could use to act out any character that came to mind -- often inspired by stories we had read. They dressed up and pretended to be a daddy, mommy, doctor, fire fighter, police officer, chef, grocer, letter carrier, dancer, sports personality, rock star, etc...
Talking to your children has academic benefits that will last a lifetime. Children who hear lots of discussion, conversation, and language have a distinct advantage over those that do not.
You've no doubt seen bumper stickers asking, 'Have you hugged your child today?' It's not just a nice sentiment. It's a reminder that children need physical affection as much as they need food, water, and air for healthy development.
I'm sure you've heard it on the news -- obesity among chidren is epidemic. Kids, like adults, just don't get enough exercise. Sitting in a classroom or in front of the TV or computer simply doesn't lend itself to physical fitness.
Lots of little kids like butter. Did you know that it is thought that Arabs discovered butter? According to legend it was a delicious accident...
Most little kids are attracted to animals of all kinds. There are lots of ways to expose your children to a variety of animals aside from adopting pets.
The weather provides all kinds of inspiration for learning. Rainbows are an especially wondrous sight courtesy of Mother Nature.
Saying that a structured study program for a young child is inappropriate is not at all the same as saying that learning is unimportant during the early years.
Little children enjoy marking the seasons of the year, and it helps them to begin to understand the concepts of the passage of time, and the calendar with its months, weeks, and days as well.
Learning with Little Lulu Lemon — This exciting eBook includes over 25 fun, hands-on activities and recipes themed around the versatile lemon that the whole family will enjoy.
Universal Preschool's Learning Calendar! — Enjoy over 190 fun, historic, and event-themed activities for learning with little ones all year long.
These eBooks will save you time and money and give your children a head start on early learning in a fun, playful, and developmentally appropriate way.
The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Ben Jonson Online contains a wealth of additional content, including the recently discovered diary of Jonson's 'Foot Voyage' to Scotland, extra letters written to Jonson, early attempts at a biography, further material relating to the masques and poems and numerous contemporary references to Jonson's works and reputation.
The online edition presents Jonson’s complete writings for readers of the twenty-first century, in the light of current editorial thinking and recent scholarly interpretation and discovery. It offers a clear sense, afforded by no other previous edition, of the shape, scale, and variety of the entire Jonsonian canon. At the same time, it is the first edition to use digital technology to give a dynamic insight into Jonson’s processes of composition and to reveal the editorial choices which underpin the modernized text.
The Print Edition was published by Cambridge University Press in July 2012. This provides well-annotated modernized texts for pleasurable reading and serious study for anyone wishing to explore the work of Shakespeare’s greatest contemporary. The Online Edition presents a fully searchable version of the Print Edition, including all the original introductions, collations, and commentary, but it complements, develops, and vastly extends the Print Edition with a large and flexible array of textual and contextual materials. The textual components consist of hundreds of digital images and dozens of searchable old-spelling transcriptions of the early printed versions of Jonson’s texts and some of the major manuscripts. Presented in an array that allows both for individual viewing and for on-screen comparison, these images and old-spelling texts can be explored independently or in close conjunction with the modern-spelling version. The reader can call up any combination of modern-spelling text, old-spelling transcriptions, and digital images, and move flexibly between them. Together, they give an unprecedented sense of the character and richness of Jonson’s texts in their early published forms, and their complex and diverse variants
In addition, the Online Edition includes a comprehensive body of essays and archives necessary for full study of Jonson’s life, performance history, and afterlife. In total, the edition contains 167 modern-spelling and 76 old-spelling texts, 590 contextual documents, 89 essays, over 4000 high-quality images, and nearly 150 music scores with accompanying MIDI files. It also lists details of more than 1400 stage performances, and has a cross-linked bibliography of over 6700 items. Other archival materials include a Literary Record, transcribing documents relating to Jonson’s reputation and afterlife, edited by Hugh Craig; the Foot Voyage into Scotland, a recently-discovered diary of Jonson’s walk to Edinburgh in 1618, edited by James Loxley, Julie Sanders, and Anna Groundwater; ten letters written to Jonson, edited by Ian Donaldson, Jason Rosenblatt and Winfried Schleiner; essays on writings dubiously ascribed to Jonson, edited by Karen Britland; and additional collations to Jonson’s non-dramatic verse as it is reproduced in 550 scribal manuscripts, by Colin Burrow. The Online Edition is designed to allow this wealth of additional content to be accessed independently or used in close interaction with the modern-spelling text.
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