Fabric vs Steel Buildings: Cost-Effective & Expedited Construction
Discover how fabric structures outperform steel buildings with better corrosion resistance, natural light, and faster construction. Explore the benefits!
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Alternative Wall Cladding Options for Fabric Structures
Our tension fabric structures can be combined with any number of other materials--steel, concrete, brick and more.
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Benefits of ExxoTec™ Fabric
Uncover the benefits of ExxoTec™ fabric cladding, including high strength, cost-competitive pricing, flame-retardant features, and self-cleaning abilities.
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Expedited Construction for Frac Sand Storage: A Case Study
Expedited construction for frac sand storage: Legacy's in-house manufacturing and professional installation means faster construction and lower costs.
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Clear Span Hangar Solutions for Off-the-Grid Applications
Explore fabric structures with non-conductive properties to cut your carbon footprint and go off-grid with renewable energy.
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Central Valley Ag Installs New 40,000 Ton Storage Building
“The damage to the old building cost hundreds of thousands of dollars over the years,” said Dan McBride, operations manager at Central Valley Ag.
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Building In Progress: Fox Creek Sports Center
The Town of Fox Creek is constructing an ambitious indoor sports center – containing a hockey rink, pool, gymnasium, fitness center, concessions and more.
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Why Legacy Buildings for Frac Sand Storage?
A custom frac sand storage building offers flexibility and efficiency for your frac sand storage facility. Learn more about our solutions.
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FABRIC STRUCTURES Webinar: Quality and Longevity
Attendees will learn the technical aspects of fabric structures and how to specify a high-quality, long-lasting fabric building for your next project.
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Legacy Building Withstands Tornado Conditions
The EF-1 tornado had sustained winds of 90 mph and destroyed trees and buildings. The Legacy building was undamaged by the wind and debris.
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