Factors That Determine Bulk Storage Building Needs
Get the most from your bulk storage facility by building to the right dimensions.
How do you determine the measurements needed to store fertilizer, salt or other bulk commodities? Our experienced team can provide guidance. Contact us to get started.
Factors that influence bulk storage building design
In the world of dry bulk storage, Legacy Building Solutions has learned a lot. We have taken what we learned and incorporated these improvements—some large and some small--into all aspects of our tension fabric structures.
Rather than list them all, we think these five benefits are top of the list for tension fabric structures:
- Speed of Construction—our crews can install a building in weeks, not months.
- Loading and Unloading—with no central pillar supports, your crews can use all of the space in the building
- Indoor and outdoor structures—fabric structures can be open air or completely closed, depending on your dry bulk storage needs
- Corrosion—epoxy-coated solid steel structures can resist corrosion for decades
- Versatility—one size doesn’t fit all anymore. Customized buildings are the best solution for your storage needs.
Factors That Determine Storage Building Needs
The ideal dimensions depend on your material type, storage capacity, and loading method. Legacy Building Solutions designs each bulk storage building to match your operation—ensuring maximum pile height, safe equipment access, and optimal material flow.
Fabric buildings offer faster construction, clear-span interiors for easier loading and unloading, and long-term corrosion resistance. Legacy’s epoxy-coated solid steel frames and customizable layouts make them ideal for fertilizer, salt, and aggregate storage.
Yes. Every Legacy bulk storage facility is custom-engineered to your specific needs—whether you need open-air or fully enclosed designs, variable heights, or specialized access points for conveyors and trucks.
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