Energy Savings with a Tension Fabric Building?
In today's world, it's economic and environmentally responsible to implement ways to promote energy efficiency. With fabric, that's just what you'll get.
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Benefits of Fabric for Military
The military sector is a long-standing client with tension fabric construction companies. This article highlights why our partnership just makes sense.
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9 Fabric Building Benefits for Warehouse and Storage Uses
Store bulk materials or pallets efficiently with a fabric building from Legacy Building Solutions, designed to optimize your business operations.
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Pitchin' the Myths in the Fabric Game
Tension fabric structures are a game-changer for the sports & rec world. This article outlines Legacy's process & showcases some favorite projects.
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Moving Up with Aviation
Legacy Building Solutions is proud to help the aviation industry achieve their dreams with beautiful, custom, rigid steel frame buildings clad in fabric.
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How Legacy Building Solutions Mitigates Supply Chain Issues in 2022
Legacy Building Solutions is well prepared to weather these challenges and provide you with the service and quality you deserve.
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Standard Fertilizer Storage Bins: Saving Money with a Legacy Building
Fertilizer bins are one way to handle large-scale storage. But when it comes to saving money in fertilizer storage, tension fabric buildings outperform.
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Staying in Control with Fabric Cladding
Article highlights fabric & Legacy's exclusive ExxoTec fabric as a building material, rigid steel frame structures, & the benefits of manufacturing onsite.
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Built Tough - Built to Last - Build A Legacy
The engineering behind a Legacy fabric building is essentially equal to its metal equivalent; the only significant difference is that one uses fabric.
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Opening the Door to Fabric
This article in ReNew Canada (Jan. 2022) looks at the strides made in fabric structure manufacturing and installation during the last decade.
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