Tensile Structure
The materials used in tensile structures include fabrics, such as PVC-coated polyester or PTFE-coated fiberglass, as well as structural steel, aluminum, or other metals. The design of a tensile structure typically involves creating a three-dimensional shape that is tensioned between supports to create a stable, yet flexible, structure.
Advantages of tensile structures include their lightweight nature, which reduces the amount of material needed, and their ability to span large distances without the need for additional support. Additionally, they can be designed to provide shade and weather protection, as well as to create visually striking and unique architectural designs. Pl. Contact for Best Price and Demo any working time.