Seaman Corporation Adds Resource in European & Middle Eastern Markets

Posted by Ammey Frank on April 14, 2020

Wooster, OH [April 14, 2020] – Seaman Corporation, a world leader of innovative, high performance coated fabrics is pleased to announce Paolo Giugliano Auricchio, Founder & Partner of Sync-1 Consulting & Procurement Agency, located in Germany will be representing Shelter-Rite® Architectural Fabrics in European and Middle Eastern Markets.

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Racquet Club Makes Good Use of Seaman Corporation Fabric

Posted by Ammey Frank on May 4, 2018

Located approximately 60 miles south of Cleveland, Ohio, Wooster is constantly rated as one of the most desirable places in the state to live. With a population of 27,000, the community was served for forty years by a local racquet club with four courts. When this facility closed the Wooster tennis community needed a new facility. Richard Seaman, Chairman of the Board at Seaman Corporation and an avid tennis player decided to fill the need with a brand new tennis facility; the Aspen Racquet Club broke ground in August 2017. Situated on six acres, boasting six-courts, a workout room, well-appointed locker rooms and pro shop, this state-of-the-art facility opened its doors in January 2018.  It features ReboundAce playing surfaces with foam layers between the asphalt base and the painted top coat to offer less stress on knees and hips during play.

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Selecting the Perfect Structure: An Architectural Fabric White Paper

Posted by Joe DiCesare on November 5, 2015

Form Meets Function

Deciding on a structure for either single or mixed use recreation activity must start with the concept of what the structure is to accomplish.  For the user, attributes for the perfect structure fall into two categories - musts and wants.

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Seaman Corporation Architectural Fabrics Installed on Two Award-Winning Projects at IFAI

Posted by Seaman Corporation on October 12, 2015

Annual International Achievement Awards Recognize Excellence in Specialty Fabrics

Every year, the Industrial Fabrics Association International (IFAI) judges hundreds of projects for its International Achievement Awards (IAA). According to IFAI, the IAA is “an annual competition with a goal to promote awareness of the specialty fabrics used in thousands of products and applications.”

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MASSIVE CLEAR SPAN STRUCTURE MAKES A HUGE IMPRESSION IN BOSTON

Posted by Seaman Corporation on May 22, 2008
BOSTON, MA –A huge clear span structure fabricated with Shelter-Rite® fabric by Seaman Corporation of Wooster, OH, provides a highly cost-efficient way to meet the need for a building to maintain some of United Airlines' largest jet airplanes.
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PATRIOTIC CLEAR SPAN STRUCTURE COMFORTABLY ACCOMMODATES NINE THOUSAND PEOPLE

Posted by Seaman Corporation on May 22, 2008

BAKERSFIELD, CA -Two dramatic American flags punctuate the design of one of the largest clear span temporary facilities ever constructed. The one-of-a-kind tension fabric structure, manufactured with Shelter-Rite® fabric by Seaman Corporation of Wooster, OH, covers an area encompassing over 100,000 square feet, or the equivalent of four football fields.

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Shelter-Rite fabric helps bring entertainment complex to life.

Posted by Kim Seaman on May 22, 2008

CLEVELAND, OH - The Scene Pavilion entertainment complex recently underwent a complete facelift that dramatically enhanced the aesthetic and acoustical value of this lakeside attraction. This undertaking was recently highlighted in the January/February 2004 edition of Fabric Architecture.

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Seaman Fabric Performs at 2006 Winter Olympics in Torino. Shelter-Rite Covers NBC News' Today Show Set

Posted by Kim Seaman on May 22, 2008

WOOSTER, OH - Seaman Corporation’s Shelter-Rite fabric made its second Olympic appearance at the 2006 Olympic Games in Torino. The fabric covers a temporary NBC Today Show broadcast studio and pavilion that was specially designed to be used for summer and winter Olympic events through 2012.

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