Tensile Membrane Structure Fabrics from MakMax Australia

Tensile Membrane Structure Fabrics, also known as "Architectural Fabrics" refers to several types of structural fabrics used to form tensile surfaces such as roofs, facades, canopies, and other forms of shelter. MakMax Australia, market leader in the design, engineering, manufacture, and installation of custom fabric structures for a wide variety of applications and industries, only uses the best architectural fabrics in building tensile membrane structures.

Types of Tensile Membrane Structure Fabrics used by MakMax Australia

• Vinyl-coated polyester - A polyester-based material coated with PVC (polyvinyl chloride).
• Fibreglass - A strong yet lightweight composite material consisting of woven fibreglass base coated with PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene).
• Transparent polymer films or foils (ETFE).
• Polyethylene mesh (HDPE).
• Tensotherm - A thin, translucent blanket embedded with aerogel for added insulation.
• Lycra - A highly elastic synthetic fabric ideal for temporary structures or art installations.

Today, instead of using traditional building materials such as steel or aluminium, the architectural world is discovering the many benefits of using tensile membrane structures created with woven polymer or architectural fabrics for a wide variety of applications.

MakMax Australia is at the forefront of the design and development of world-class tensile membrane structures using premium architectural fabrics. Backed with extensive experience, the team at MakMax can help you in developing custom design solutions, including choosing the best architectural fabric, to meet your project requirements.

To find out more about tensile membrane structure fabrics from MakMax Australia, head over to www.makmax.com.au today.