New Material Technologies Make Tension Fabric Buildings Desirable
Tension fabric buildings are more desirable than ever, thanks to advanced material technologies and a creative approach to construction.
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Durable Fabric Building Construction
Legacy’s fabric buildings use the same engineering principles as other pre-engineered, metal buildings
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Why Your Next Industrial Structure Should Be Fabric
Looking for an industrial structure? Learn the benefits of fabric structures for industrial use in this interview with President/CEO Ben Fox. Click here.
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Getting the Most ROI on Bulk Commodity Storage
We want the most 'bang for our buck' when considering an investment. Tension fabric structures see returns(ROI) due to fantastic features & durable design.
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Fabric Buildings for Government and Municipalities
City projects can be a long time in the making, but fabric makes it all worthwhile. Legacy Building Solutions proves this in its features & engineering.
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New Construction ROI with Tension Fabric Buildings
The current economy makes investments a nerve-wracking venture. Trust that your ROI will be worth the effort with a tension fabric structure.
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Is Your DOT Ready For Salt Season?
If you just want a salt shed, we think you should aim higher. Get a long-term salt storage solution that makes good economic sense.
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4 Advantages of Fabric Buildings for Public Works
Fabric structures are great for public works buildings for four reasons; year-round availability, quicker build times, customization, and cost-effectiveness.
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Providing Fabric Building Solutions for Challenges Facing Oil & Gas
Tension fabric structures are a cost-effective building solution for oil, gas, and energy and include fabric-specific perks that apply to the industry.
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Corrosion Protection for Bulk Storage
Corrosion damage is a plague on buildings, especially in the bulk storage industry. Legacy Building Solutions developed a way to minimize that threat.
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