Entry & conveyance
Plan vehicle alignment, loading, and conveyor selection as the foundation of your tunnel.
Plan your next wash
The right tunnel.
For your next move.
Start with your site. Explore tunnel lengths, equipment stages, and the space your carwash needs to move forward.
Three starting points
Find your fit.
Compare compact, mid-size, and full-size tunnel concepts. Final length and equipment selection depend on your property and operating goals.
A focused footprint.
A starting point for space-conscious sites and smaller tunnel footprints. Prioritize the core wash stages and a straightforward vehicle path.
40′Concept length
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Consider this for
Sites where available tunnel space is a primary constraint.
Stages to discuss
Entry and prep, wash chemistry, brushes, rinse, and drying.
More room for your wash.
A longer layout creates room to consider additional cleaning and finishing stages. Balance available space with your desired wash program.
90′Concept length
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Consider this for
Operators comparing a broader wash program with site limitations.
Stages to discuss
Presoak application, wheel cleaning, brush combinations, rinse, protection, and drying.
Space for a complete program.
A full-size concept allows more separation between equipment stages and a wider choice of cleaning and finishing modules. Plan the sequence around your wash packages.
120′Concept length
ILLUSTRATIVE STAGE SEQUENCE · NOT TO SCALE · EQUIPMENT CONFIGURATION VARIES
Consider this for
Larger properties and operators planning a more extensive tunnel program.
Stages to discuss
Multi-stage wash chemistry, wheel and body cleaning, rinse, finishing applications, and drying.
These concepts are starting points for discussion. Site engineering, equipment dimensions, utilities, vehicle clearances, and equipment timing must be confirmed for the final layout.
Build your wash program
Every stage has a purpose.
Wash equipment
Consider prep stations, chemical arches, high-pressure applications, and brush combinations.
Rinse & protection
Arrange rinsing and finishing applications around the wash packages you want to offer.
Drying & flow
Coordinate drying equipment, exit clearances, and circulation beyond the end of the conveyor.
Start with the site
A tunnel is more
than its length.
Bring the full property into the planning conversation, from the first turn into the site to the last vehicle leaving the wash.
Meet our industry partners- Available footprint
Property dimensions, setbacks, stacking, and the space available for the building.
- Vehicle movement
Entry lanes, loading, exit paths, and vacuum-area circulation.
- Utilities & water
Power, drainage, water supply, and reclaim-system requirements.
- Your operating goals
Wash packages, staffing, expected demand, and future expansion.
Let’s plan your tunnel.
Share your site, your goals, and the tunnel size you’re considering.