How We Can Make Your Fabric Structure Mobile
Big Top’s fabric structures provide many advantages over traditional buildings, which is why they’re so popular for companies in nearly every industry. One of those advantages is mobility – while brick-and-mortar buildings are permanent, our shelters can be optimized for mobility in different ways.
Telescopic Maneuverability
Telescopic maneuverability allows the end user to save on costs by eliminating the excessive height you would need to accommodate large cranes. With this feature, the structure can telescope open so that the crane can lift and place the module inside the building. Once it is placed inside, the structure can then telescope back over to provide complete cover from the elements. This feature allows your workforce to stay cool and dry from Mother Nature and also provides zero downtime so that your workforce can complete a project without delays.
Intact Mobility
Shipping to Another Location
If your entire business or operations relocate to another area, your fabric shelter can move with you. The structure can be disassembled and shipped to wherever your company is headed. If you temporarily have no need for the shelter, it can be conveniently stored for future use.
Other Benefits Our Customers Enjoy
In addition to the mobile nature of our fabric shelters, there are numerous other benefits that you’ll enjoy when you invest in one for your business needs. For instance, the translucent fabric roof will:
- Allow natural light to flood the interior, minimizing the need for artificial lighting and the energy costs that go with it
- Repel 99.95 percent of harmful UV-A and UV-B radiation, protecting your staff, materials, and equipment from sun exposure
- Maintain a pleasant interior temperature that is on average 15 degrees cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter than the outside temperature, ensuring your staff is comfortable throughout the workday
Furthermore, the fabric roof is secured to a high-quality galvanized steel frame that will hold strong year after year. We can add optional engineering to meet building codes for heavy wind and snow loads and to comply with Zone 4 earthquake specifications. Additionally, the roof is NFPA701 flame retardant, and we can even add lighting protection so that your staff can use the shelter as a muster station in the event of a storm.
Cost Saving
For some, the most important advantage is cost savings, and Big Top can deliver this as well. Our structures cost less and take less time to build than permanent buildings, and they don’t require a specialized contractor or a concrete foundation. And, because they can be deemed as equipment with the IRS, your fabric shelter from Big Top may earn you tax benefits.
To learn more about the advantages of our fabric structures and how we can design one to meet your mobility needs, contact Big Top today.