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There's a Brand-New Set of Guidelines for Your Tensile Membrane Structures
The ASCE Tension Membrane Committee made major revisions to ASCE 55-10. Learn more about the updated standard here.
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Not All Vinyl Fabric Colors Are Created Equal
Vinyl fabric colors can last years or even decades when exposed to sunlight long term — if the fabric is properly formulated. Find out what to look for.
Product Changes Yield Better Fabric for Blackout, Opaque Fabric Needs
Shelter-Rite® Architectural Fabrics updated its 8028 and 9032 opaque fabrics. Learn more about the product changes for opaque materials.
Shelter-Rite® Aces USTA Test
Learn more about The Oklahoma City Tennis Center and the award-winning 8028 architectural fabric that covers the roof and walls of the building.
Important Considerations When Selecting Architectural Fabrics
It is important to consider not only the longevity of the architectural fabric but also the warranty being offered when planning your next construction project.
Manufacturers Can Improve Facilities Through Tension Structures
Recent advancements in the fabric building industry have made tension structures an attractive and feasible option that should be considered for your next roofing structure.
New Colored Membranes Ideal for Sports & Recreation Applications
Shelter-Rite Architectural Fabrics offers a wide range of membranes. Learn more about our new color options and what makes them superior here.
How to Maintain Your Fabric Structure Part 1 - Cleaning
Maintenance of your architectural fabric structure is a crucial aspect of maximizing its lifespan and performance.
Is Your Architectural Fabric Truly Self-Cleaning?
Learn more about the self-cleaning architectural fabric options available that are critical for long-term, optimal performance.
Key Steps to Follow for Successful Tension Structure Installations
Six steps installation teams and building owners should follow to ensure success during their fabric structure installations.