Conservation of Snow 

Nature has become more unpredictable, so many organisers are having to ensure that there is enough snow available in time for an event or race.

We have set ourselves the task of constructing a completely new insulation groundsheet that preserves glaciers, snow storages and other snowed surfaces, while retaining its whiteness and has the facility of being easily removed at the end of summer to be reused at a later stage. With an eye on sustainability, the cover was produced in such a way that it can be reused for many years.

This special cover foil with dedicated snow anchors, that we have developed and tested in the field extensively, is produced in Tyrol

Evidently, there is a further advantage in the use of injection bars patented by Christian Steinbach that process the area to be covered in advance. The volume of snow developed is 750 kg/m³.

Of course the cost speaks for itself, as it lies below glacier covers available on the market.

Snowdepot Presentation

 

First snow depot in Poland

First-snow-depot-in-Poland

The first snow depot in Polen and Middle- and East Europe was build in March 2016 on Skistation Beskid Sport Arean in Szczyrk with support of Steinbach Alpin. Both snow depots has a volume of 15.000 m³ snow. A successful story of snow-farming. Volume loss of both snow depots is round about 30%, but after blowing the snow we will get nearly 80% of the stored snow.

 

Snow depot in Hochfilzen

Snow-depot-in-Hochfilzen

Hochfilzen - a pioneer in terms of snow depots. Since many years we build snow depots to guarantee the biathlon competitions in the beginning of December.

 

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