Blarney Stone Irish Pub customers of West Fargo love its three glass bifold designer doors
The Blarney Stone Irish Pub ordered black liftstraps for their bifold doors. They are also equipped with photo eye sensors and top drive electric motors.
If you want to stop in for a great meal, enjoy authentic Irish atmosphere, and choose from a selection of 36 draft Irish and English beer selections you don't have to go all the way to Ireland to do so. You'll find this all at the Blarney Stone Irish Pub in West Fargo, N.D.
This isn't one of those places that puts up a couple Irish flags and call themselves an Irish pub. As one customer mentioned: "This is about as Irish Pub as you're going to get here in Fargo-Moorhead; and it fits the bill pretty well. Their atmosphere is much more Irish than other "pubs" in the area. Brick walls, high back booths, and actual Irish music playing."
Three bifold glass doors open up in the Stone Courtyard Bar area that seats 70 people. The Pub opens the doors most every day, rain or shine, and it has become one of the most popular places for diners to gather.
Friendly staff will greet you in numerous spacious rooms of your choosing. Each room is laid out differently, though evoking the same dark wood Irish style, each showcasing a different type of dining purpose: large parties, bar style, casual lunch.
Creators of the Blarney Stone Irish Pub expanded the success of their Bismarck location last year with a parcel of land and new building at 1910 9th St. East in West Fargo. The front of the brick pub building has a 'Turn of the Century' look.
It features a Stone Courtyard Bar area that seats 70 people with three 19'4" x 7'11" bifold glass doors that can be opened in nice weather, rain or shine. Connected to the Courtyard is a patio area that seats another 60 people. The Mezzanine Level on the main side of the building, just a short step up, has seating for 20 people and offers a grand view of the entire main bar. The Grandroom features a quieter and cozy athmosphere including a fireplace to take the chill away. For private events, the Blarney Stone also offers a Boardroom that can be reserved in advance. Total seating is just under 300.
Customers can breathe in the fresh West Fargo air when any or all of the three Schweiss bifold designer doors are opened. The bifold doors with black liftstraps are equipped with electric photo eye sensors and top drive electric motors.
The inside of the Blarney Stone Irish pub connects to the outdoor patio area. It has seating for an additional 70 people.
The inside of the bar is well lit and the bifold glass doors allow even more daylight in to brighten up the interior of the bar and restaurant and offer a view outside.
Their very large menu includes pub specialties such as Guinness Irish Stew, Bangers & Mash, Shepherds Pie, Corned Beef & Creamed Cabbage, Fibber Flanagan's Fish & Chips, Black & Tan Sirloin and much more. You can start your meal with a selection of 16 varied appetizers, sides, soups and salads and end it with Irish sweets like Chocolate Irish Cream Cake or their acclaimed Jameson Irish Bread Pudding.
"We're not the only Irish Pub around, but we're the best one, I'd say we are the most authentic because our food is authentic Irish food. The bangers that we use are authentic Irish sausages where others use a brat or kielbasa sausage instead," noted part owner and Director of Operations, Russ Wanner.
"Business is on the rise. West Fargo is growing like crazy. Everyone's anticipating a new hospital opening, there are so many apartment places going up in the area, it's crazy," said Wanner.
Even when the bifold glass doors are closed the large glass panes are big enough so you have a nice feeling within the room.
Speaking of community, the Blarney Stone does what it can to help out.
"We do some benefits for charitable organizations for the entire day where we will donate 10 percent of our food sales to that organization. In addition to St. Paddy's Day, which is our big day of the year we decorate for Halloween, Christmas and other holidays as well," explained Wanner.
How do the Schweiss bifold liftstrap doors fit into the equation?
"The bifold doors are absolutely fantastic," expressed Wanner. "They are easy to put up and down. They are big enough so you have a nice view. Even when they are down, the glass panes are big enough so you have a nice feeling within the room; you're not feeling claustrophobic at all. They are very, very sturdy doors. The customers love them. In the summertime it's absolutely magnetic. Everyone wants to sit out there. It's the first area that fills up and the last area
that empties for sure."
The Schweiss bifold glass doors can be partially or fully opened.
"The bifold doors are absolutely fantastic. They are easy to put up and down. They are big enough so you have a nice view. Even when they are down, the glass panes are big enough so you have a nice feeling within the room; you're not feeling claustrophobic at all. They are very, very sturdy doors. The customers love them. In the summertime it's absolutely magnetic. Everyone wants to sit out there. It's the first area that fills up and the last area that empties for sure."
- Russ Wanner, Owner
Blarney Stone Irish Pub, Fargo
Wanner said they open the doors nearly every day in the Spring, Summer and Fall. "Another nice benefit, as opposed to a garage style door is the way they open outward providing an awning. When it rains outside, it doesn't rain in the building. There's no better smell than when it's raining outside. The rain hitting the ground creates a nice atmosphere."
When discussion was made on what type of doors to put on the building Wanner said they wanted to go a step above their Bismarck Irish Pub - they wanted their customers to feel like they were sitting outside. Wanner said they first considered sliding or accordion style doors. When he made the comment "What about a hangar style door?" - They pursued that question with Ryan Fleming at Gast Construction in Fargo, whose company was general contractor of building the new Blarney Stone Pub. Fleming contacted Schweiss Doors to put in an order. Schweiss Doors installed the three doors and glazing was done by Red River Glazing, Inc. of Fargo. The building architect was RHR Architects of Fargo.
Customers at the Blarney Stone Irish Pub usually go to the outside patio to take advantage of nice weather.
"We were researching doors that would work for that location," said Fleming. "We looked at the Schweiss Doors website and came up with the idea of a bifold door after noticing there were some similar glass door projects posted there."
The pub even opens the bifold doors when it is raining outside because the canopy they offer keeps rain from entering the restaurant.
Here's a bit of history lesson for you. The actual "Blarney Stone," named after Lord Blarney, is thought to originate from the "Stone of Scone" which belonged to Scotland. In Scotland, the ceremony of crowning a king was held over the stone due to the fact that it was thought to have magical powers. The Stone was installed at Blarney Castle in Ireland around 1314 where it became known as the Blarney Stone. The Blarney Castle stands in an Irish town called Blarney, just five miles northwest of Cork City.
In each one of us lies the "Gift of Blarney" and it only needs to be awakened. So sit back, enjoy a few pints, and speak a little "Blarney" amongst friends and when the weather is nice, enjoy the West Fargo breeze when the Schweiss bifold doors are open wide, rain or shine.
The glass bifold doors when open provide a nice shaded canopy for the inside of the restaurant and bar.
The Blarney Stone Pub
The Blarney Stone Pub is located at 1910 9th Street East in West Fargo, ND, (701)532-1500. Their Bismarck location is at 408 E. Main Avenue, (701)751-7512. Their West Fargo and Bismarck extensive menu and pub photos are featured on their website at: www.blarneyirishpub.com. Open hours are Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 1 a.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Gast Construction
In 1942, Herb Gast laid the foundation for a general contracting and crane service company. Gast Construction was founded in Wahpeton, ND with a focus on residential homes. Over the past 70 years, Gast has grown to a full spectrum design - build contractor with a broad range of specialties. Gast's Crane Service was added to the business in 1977.
In nearly every community in Eastern North Dakota and Western Minnesota commercial and industrial sites, office buildings, and residences have been constructed through the efforts of Gast Construction Company employees. With offices in Wahpeton and Fargo, North Dakota, Gast is committed to customer service based on trust, service, and successful project completion in the Red River Valley and Minnesota's Lake Region.
Now as a fourth generation family business Gast has perfected the disciplines of design, engineering, project management and construction. Much of Gast's success is founded upon its longtime employees and repeat customers. Commercial and Industrial Buildings and Pre-Engineered Metal Building Systems are their specialties. The work they typically self-perform includes: selective demolition, structural steel, miscellaneous metal, rough carpentry, finish carpentry, and the installation of specialty items. Gast Construction is a "green building" contractor and has completed several LEED certified projects.
Gast Construction can be contacted at 3410 39th Street South in Fargo, ND or at their Wahpeton, ND office by calling 701-642-6317. For more information, visit their website at: www.gast-construction.com
The Blarney Stone Pub
RHR Architects is a full-service architectural firm located in Fargo and Valley City, North Dakota.
They have gained a solid reputation through serving the Upper Midwest for over 30 years. Accomplished this through listening attentively to their clients and building steady relationships based on trust.
Their field of expertise includes predesign, design, construction administration, post construction and other services of consulting engineers, graphics and signage, presentation material, building renderings and models and cost estimating.
One of RHRA's core strengths is its project diversity, both in type and scale. Throughout the firm's history they have developed a broad portfolio ranging from small remodel and repair work to large-scale new construction.
By collaborating closely with those they serve, they've earned a reputation of developing practical, creative projects that respect budgets and schedules as well as the environment. This client-focused approach has resulted in a majority of their clients rewarding them with the highest compliment: repeat business.
Throughout our years of operation and growth, RHRA has successfully upheld its commitment to providing the service and responsiveness of a small company while offering the resources of a larger firm.
The Blarney Stone Irish Pub in West Fargo is a new building that has the character of older brick buildings. The many rooms inside provide seating for nearly 300 customers and all evoke the same dark wood Irish style, each showcasing a different type of dining purpose. A 19' 4" x 7' 11" custom made Schweiss bifold glass door at the left of the building opens up to the patio, adding seating for 60 more.
Right down to the brickwork and authentic Irish food, the Blarney Stone Irish Pub offers a place of relaxation and a gathering place for friends from all over the country.
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Skol Vikings!
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"The liftstraps and automatic latch system are slick. I feel a lot safer with straps than a cable that can snap on me. I have one remote control in the plane and another in the golf cart. I'm opening and closing the door without bending over and pulling a pin," explained Jesse. "I like the aesthetics . . .not all doors are created equal; it's a good balance between beauty and functionality, I think it's a industrial-strength door." |
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Five Schweiss bifold designer doors add to Yankee Stadium off-season enhancements
The largest of the custom-made bifold doors is 27'5” x 11'4,” followed by two 23'4”x9'2” doors and two 21'10” x 9'2” doors. All the doors are fitted with electric photo eye sensors, black liftstraps, manual latches and alike-keyed opening and closing switches. Four of the doors are clad in a high tech brushed aluminum. They finished the facade and the door to basically match itself so when the doors are down they blend in with the facade and don't reveal what's inside. |
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Texas Music Factory looks to Schweiss for seven bifold doors
The Toyota Music Factory in Irving, Texas covers nearly 17 acres and seats 8,000 people indoors and outdoors. Seven Schweiss bifold liftstrap doors, which can be seen in the upper left of this architects rendition, were installed on the Pavilion live stage building. The doors open the concert to 4,000 overflow fans on a grass slope. |
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Hurricane Harvey tries to mess with Schweiss doors
Hangars with Schweiss bifold doors at the Rockport, Texas Airport were virtually undamaged by Hurricane Harvey. Many others next to them were demolished beyond repair |
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One of Tampa's oldest restaurants is revived - this time with Schweiss Bifold designer doors!
His new 4,000 sq. ft. restaurant has four glass-clad Schweiss Bifold Liftstrap designer doors. The largest of these doors is 12'5" x 7'6" tall. Two are 9'1" x 7'6" and the smallest is 6'5" x 7'6". The doors all have electric photo eye sensors, manual latches and one remote that can operate all four doors. The doors were fitted with black liftstraps and also painted with a dark green "fractured" paint old school design to give them the look of having been on the building for years. |
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Canadian hangar developer has 11 Schweiss bifold doors
Gjesdal has a total of 11 Schweiss doors on his hangars built over the past five years. Schweiss bifold liftstrap doors, with automatic strap latches and electric photo eye sensors were placed on his two newest 100' x 167' hangars. The doors vary in width from 57'8" to 50' and in clear opening height from 16'8" to 16'. His older hangars are equipped with six Schweiss 50' x 14' cable lift doors. All these doors also have walkdoors and remote openers. He opted to receive his doorframes painted in red. |
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Strap bifold doors are the premier choice for many hangars at the Waterloo airport
The Waterloo Regional Airport hangars in Waterloo, Iowa are leased by the city to private pilots and corporations. Three of the large hangars have jet aircraft in them; multiple planes, floatplanes, jets and helicopters are stored in other hangars throughout the airport. Two of the hangars are used as maintenance shops. |
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Husky Brigade is off to the sky minutes after pilots hit the open button on their Schweiss doors
Kerr said that along with somewhere around 18 Husky's on the Alpine field, not counting neighboring Husky's from the Double L Ranch and other style aircraft hangared at Alpine Airpark, over 45 of the 58 residents there have Schweiss doors on their hangars each with their own personal style and size to match their mountain vacation homes. |
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Hydraulic door added to mancave dream for helicopter and floatplane pilot
Easy access to the 11,160 sq. ft. hangar in his 80 ft x 152 ft. building is through a quiet-operating 50' x 17' 7.5" Schweiss hydraulic door. The hydraulic pump for the door is mounted out of sight above the rafters to make best use of all available space within the hangar. He also has a remote opener to enable him to open and close the door without having to leave the cockpit. Three 3.5' x 2.5' windows in the door give him optimum use of available light into the in-floor heated hangar and the hydraulic one-piece door, when open, provides a nice shaded canopy. |
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Former airline pilot chooses Schweiss hydraulics for door and lifting garage staircase
Gene Buboltz of Cold Spring, Minn. chose Schweiss Doors to install a small hydraulic door and lifting staircase on his lakehome to give him easy access to all levels of his home. As time progressed he turned this basement room into a rec. room and a place to store his flying memorabilia. |
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