
Architectural Advantages of Modern Free-Span Tension Fabric Buildings
Discover the benefits of modern architecture & advantages of tension fabric with free span fabric buildings designed for strength, space & efficiency.
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The Strength of Rigid I-Beam Frames Over Open Web Trusses
Discover the strength of rigid I-beam frames over open web trusses for tension fabric buildings. Superior in durability, load capacity, & cost efficiency.
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Maximizing Natural Light in a Tension Fabric Building
Tension fabric buildings can let in natural light to help keep workers, athletes, and other indoor users healthy and happy.
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Advantages of a Rigid Frame Building
Rigid frame buildings offer many advantages for applications in a wide variety of industries and locations.
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Passive Ventilation for Tension Fabric Buildings
A tension fabric building can cover wide-open spaces, and Legacy’s are designed with effective passive ventilation systems.
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Think Outside the Steel Box with a Tension Fabric Building
Choose tension fabric buildings over steel for corrosion protection and thermal properties. Learn how Legacy's buildings use steel differently.
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How Legacy ExxoTec™ Buildings Hold Up Against Nature
Commercial buildings must stand up to nature: heat, cold, heavy snow loads, storms, or high winds. Legacy ExxoTec™ buildings have what it takes.
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PE Fabric Versus a Legacy ExxoTec™ Building
PE tension fabric is commonly used for certain structures, but an ExxoTec™ building provides greater strength and versatility with a longer life span.
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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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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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