src/app/(hero)/projects/equipment-shop/content.tsximport { Heading } from '@/components/heading'import { Paragraph } from '@/components/paragraph'import { Image } from '@/components/image'import { ProjectCaseStudy } from '@/components/project-case-study'export const TITLE = 'Equipment Shop'const IMAGE = '/image-8.jpg'const IMAGE_ALT ='Steel equipment shop in Redstone, Texas built with Frontier Metals panels and trim'function Details() {return (<><Imagesrc={IMAGE}size="large"wrap={true}alt={IMAGE_ALT}/><Paragraph>A contractor came to us with a 60 × 100 equipment shop and a tightwindow between concrete and first freeze. We roll-formed the roof andwall panels to length in Redstone and shipped them with the trim,closures, and fasteners on a single load.</Paragraph><Paragraph>Cutting to exact length is what makes a building this size go up fast —no field seams across the roof, no cut-off pile behind the shop, and oneset of run numbers the crew could work straight off of. The wainscotbreak was set in the panel order rather than trimmed in later.</Paragraph><Paragraph>The shop went dry a week ahead of schedule. It gives the operation acolumn-free bay deep enough to pull equipment fully inside, with anexterior that asks for nothing beyond an occasional wash.</Paragraph></>)}export function Content() {return (<ProjectCaseStudy title={TITLE}><Details /></ProjectCaseStudy>)}export function BlogContent() {return (<><Headingas="h2"styleAs="h3"color="text-contrast"className="normal-case!">{TITLE}</Heading><Details /></>)}