The following are blog posts specific to Fabric Structures. We hope you find them informative and helpful. Please don’t hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or would like additional information.
The primary reason some sunshades are substantially cheaper than others is that they use less steel. Their product and engineering are more oriented towards cost savings than durability.
At first glance it might seem odd to suggest that ink is a crucial element in steel-framed fabric structures. After all, the structure is made up of the steel frame and the fabric membrane.
Marine Force Storage Command (MFSC) is charged with making sure the equipment it stores is ready when the Corps needs it. To help maintain peak readiness, MFSC has called on Cocoon to provide a 100,000 sq. ft. facility to include a dehumidification system.
The shifting of military assets based on new strategies and global events has meant aircraft moving to places where they don’t have hangars.
The answer is quite simple, and the advantages are significant.
Thanks to advanced engineering and high quality materials, steel-framed fabric structures are far stronger, and much more durable, than most people realize.
Chances are good you think of insulation that goes inside a building. But our partner Rubb discovered it’s better to think outside the building when it comes to insulating steel-framed fabric buildings.
There aren’t many structures that offer the range of benefits you’ll find in a steel-framed fabric structure.
There’s no question you have to consider the cost of something when deciding whether to buy it. But cost and price are really two different things. A low price often hides, or delays, the true cost of something.
The military has a significant need for structures that can be approved, funded, and installed quickly - here are five advantages of fabric structures over less versatile options.
