Tension Structures
Tension structures or tensile fabric structures are architecturally innovative forms of construction art that provide designers and end users a variety of aesthetic free-form canopy designs utilizing membranes such as PTFE-coated fiberglass or PVC. Design-build tensioned fabric structures are engineered and fabricated to meet worldwide structural, flame retardant, a weather proofing and natural forces requirements.
Tensile Facade Systems
Facade System - Cover Cap
Tensile Facade Systems by Eide Industries, Inc. allow for you to customize the exterior of a building structure with the use of flexible fabric membranes that can span long distances while reducing the need of structural steel support frames making it an ideal cladding solution. Acting like a second skin, tensile membrane helps transform the outside of any building envelope economically and efficiently all while performing as a screening device and minimizing solar heat gain. To create a durable, secure facade, a structural framing system (often made from aluminum) is designed with brackets that stretch and hold the tensioned fabric, which is often made from mesh or solid PVC membrane or PTFE-coated fiberglass membrane. Depending on the design of the facade system, the tensile membrane framing can either attach directly to the face of the building or require a steel standoff system to connect to.
Tensile Facade Systems
Facade System - Cover Cap
Tensile Facade Systems by Eide Industries, Inc. allow for you to customize the exterior of a building structure with the use of flexible fabric membranes that can span long distances while reducing the need of structural steel support frames making it an ideal cladding solution. Acting like a second skin, tensile membrane helps transform the outside of any building envelope economically and efficiently all while performing as a screening device and minimizing solar heat gain. To create a durable, secure facade, a structural framing system (often made from aluminum) is designed with brackets that stretch and hold the tensioned fabric, which is often made from mesh or solid PVC membrane or PTFE-coated fiberglass membrane. Depending on the design of the facade system, the tensile membrane framing can either attach directly to the face of the building or require a steel standoff system to connect to.
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