Open, enclosed, and insulated configurations for facilities across sports, agriculture, and general use.
Purpose-built for industrial and corrosive environments where standard coatings and structures fall short.
Harvesting the oil and gas that power society is a tough job, involving safety hazards, harsh environments and other obstacles. Keeping the operation under cover can make the job safer and more...
One of the advantages of fabric buildings is increased energy efficiency. It is well-known that the natural light that comes in through the walls and ceiling allows for significant savings on...
One of the first questions we receive from potential customers is how a Legacy building will perform in their area – whether the concern is snow, wind, seismic activity or another regional concern.
When storing bulk materials, including road salt, frac sand, fertilizer or agricultural commodities, there are two primary storage methods: horizontal (covered or uncovered) and vertical (silos,...
Extreme cold rarely grabs headlines, but it is a persistent problem in many parts of the world. Buildings are often constructed to provide protection from cold weather and snow.
In this blog series, our Legacy team of engineers will answer questions that were submitted during recent webinars. Today’s questions address fire safety in fabric buildings.
In this blog series “Answers from the Engineer", our panel of fabric structure experts answers questions from industry insiders submitted during recent webinars regarding fabric structures. Today’s...
Fabric buildings are a popular choice for bulk fertilizer storage. The fabric cladding has non-corrosive properties, making them a long-lasting option when storing corrosive material. Moreover, the...
Fabric buildings are known as a cost-effective method of construction. The rapid installation, customizability, corrosion protection, relocatability and quality of fabric buildings are well...
It’s an old business adage that time is money. And that’s certainly true in building construction. Time spent on construction means money spent on wages, equipment and allowances – not to mention...