Industry · Industrial

Space for heavy work.

Engineered fabric structures for industrial operators across Canada: warehousing, process and equipment enclosures, heated maintenance bays and covered laydown.

80 by 120 foot open-end fabric bulk storage building for fly ash in Exshaw, Alberta

Why fabric works for industrial

01SpeedCode-compliant industrial space standing in weeks rather than years.
02SpanClear spans give process layouts room to change over time.
03HeatInsulated envelopes make heating large volumes affordable.
04PrequalifiedISNetworld® documentation ready for your vendor process.

Built for how this sector works

Industrial space is costly to build and slow to permit. Engineered fabric structures offer an alternative: code-compliant, crane-serviceable space that can be heated, delivered in weeks and set on foundations that avoid extensive geotechnical work.

We serve plants, fabricators and industrial services companies, with buildings ranging from single-bay shops to multi-acre warehousing.

What we build for industrial

01Plant warehousingFinished goods and MRO storage beside the operation.
02Process & equipment coverEnclosures over machinery, treatment and handling systems.
03Maintenance baysHeated space that keeps plant services in-house.
04Laydown structuresCovered, staged storage for project and shutdown materials.

FAQ

Questions owners ask

Can fabric buildings be heated and insulated?

Yes. Insulated liner systems keep heating costs manageable, and bright interiors reduce lighting loads.

Can you match our plant's contractor requirements?

Yes. We're ISNetworld® registered and work within owner safety systems. Send your requirements with the quote request.

Your next project deserves the right team.

From initial planning to final installation, our team brings the expertise and execution to move your project forward. An estimator replies within one business day.

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