Tensile
fabric structures can only carry tension and are normally used as
roofs or canopies for military hangers, sporting facility, gaming and
entertainment structures, restaurants, etc. While tensile structures
may contain cable structures, we will only focus on membrane
structures.
These shade structure are thin
shield structure which is made out of polyester or woven fabric,
protected with coatings. Membrane joints are generally welded
together, while clamp plates, bale rings, or membrane plates are used
to connect the membrane to its supporting structures. Different
arrangement and direction of fabric warps produce different strength
values.
The three most generally used membrane materials are PVC, PTFE, and ETFE.
The three most generally used membrane materials are PVC, PTFE, and ETFE.
- PVC coated polyester fabric has low cost and life expectancy, so it is more convenient for temporary structures.
- PTFE coated fibreglass has higher life expectancy and provides fireproof effect, so it is being used for long lasting structures. Although PTFE is costly, it provides good resistance to UV radiation, wear or weather conditions and can have long span.
- These tensile membrane structures can produce many shapes, such as arches, masts, or a combination of shapes.
Following are some of the merits
of tensile fabric structures:
- Fast installation
- Free flowing designs for aesthetic look
- Light-weight and flexible structure
- Provide transparency and great light transmission causing reduction in energy costs
- Fire resistance
- Proven durability against UV radiation, corrosion, and weather conditions
Structureflex’s
fabric structure is completely waterproof, strong and can able to
protect from harsh sun rays and doesn't need too much effort for
making the installation as they are able to install it quickly. We
are also providing the structures like shade umbrella, architectural
umbrella and other shade structures.
For more
information visit our website http://structureflex.com.au/. You can
also contact us at (03) 8796-5400 for any query.
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