The growing demand for fabric storage structures has allowed
many homeowners, businesses, and contractors to more closely examine if these
cost efficient portable buildings can satisfy their outdoor storage
application. Upon the arrival of fabric
structures to the market, many potential purchasers were skeptical of the
durability and benefits. It didn’t take
long to realize the many advantages of these alternative storage
buildings.
Due to the high cost of wood, metal, brick, and concrete
wall buildings, many consumers are choosing a fabric storage structures. Not only are they
utilized for agricultural purposes, many consumers utilize them to shelter RVs,
boats, cars, trailers, trucks, and equipment.
Businesses will utilize them to warehouse equipment, products for
recycling, and as manufacturing space.
Municipalities will utilize these fabric buildings for salt, sand, and
top soil storage.
One of the significant advantages of a arched storage building is that they can be mounted on any type of surface
including concrete pads, storage containers, wood header walls, asphalt,
gravel, and even rocky soil. Many
potential purchasers will mount on a wall to gain additional interior clearance
for storage. If a “straight sided wall”
unit is utilized, the wall may not be needed.
However, purchasers must be careful that the interior contents such as
salt, dirt, or sand does not contact the sides to prevent damage.
There are many applications for these fabric units in
addition to the many mounting options available. Manufacturers offer a wide array of different
shapes and sizes to accommodate nearly any customer application.
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