Legacy Building Solutions (Legacy) constructs rapid-erect tension fabric structures (TFS) for a variety of civil and military applications.

Legacy Building Solutions (Legacy) constructs rapid-erect tension fabric structures (TFS) for a variety of civil and military applications. Each structure is design-built to specifications and adaptable to any local conditions.

Some military applications include: Airplane hangars Large area maintenance shelters (LAMS) Repair facilities for wheeled vehicles and tanks Maintenance, repair and operations (MRO) facilities Fitness shelters Fitness centers, gymnasiums and MWR applications TechOps buildings Rapid-erect fabric structures

Fabric cladding is installed up to three times faster than traditional construction. On average, it takes as little as four to eight weeks to install a typical fabric building. Once onsite, the TFS may be constructed in as little as one week. Legacy’s experienced crews are on the road and ready to be deployed to any location, or Legacy can provide a technical representative to provide expertise and tools to local crews. Once erected, the buildings come with a warranty and require only periodic visual inspections. Local code-compliance engineered fabric structures

Each Legacy structure is engineered for code compliance, and follows the same requirements as traditional structures. In areas with high winds, seismic activity or heavy snow loads, Legacy’s steel substructure is engineered to meet or exceed local environmental conditions as well as the load applied by the building and ancillary systems. Legacy provided a technical representative to assist local building crews throughout the fabric building construction process. Each hangar was built on an existing concrete foundation. The smaller fabric shade structures have open-end walls for easy access. The larger fabric hangar has a sliding door to allow aircraft in and out. This clear span fabric structure was built in just 2.5 weeks. The 6ft blue stripe blends in with other buildings on the aerostructure manufacturing company campus. An inside look through the MegaDoor of a large fabric building used for tool storage and aviation manufacturing. Adding a hanging load to a design-built fabric building maintains a clear span design for aviation storage or an aircraft hangar. Custom-built fabric buildings

Legacy’s in-house engineering facility means each structure is designed for maximum functionality. Hanging loads from lights, power distribution boxes, exhaust fans, sprinklers, smoke curtains, heating and cooling systems are all engineered into the building structure for safe, efficient operation.

Custom building also means that all types of doors and access points are available. Megadoors, bi-fold doors, sliding doors, personnel doors and more can be added anywhere on the building, or use removable panels to move large equipment in and out.

The roof pitch is customized to create the right amount of interior clearance, or fabric can be combined with other building materials to create structures ready for a variety of uses.

Design-built fabric structures can be customized to any size. Clear span designs measuring more than 300ft wide are available, along with any width and clearance height. Our in-house engineering team has experience creating buildings wide enough for any type of aircraft, as well as buildings tall enough for large vehicles or cranes to operate. Flexible fabric structures for military applications

Legacy buildings are designed as permanent structures but may be expanded, reduced or relocated as needed. Lightweight fabric cladding is assembled with no protrusions, so it can be rolled up and shipped – much more cheaply than steel sheeting.

Fabric structures can be built on any soil or terrain, and a variety of foundation options are available. Precast or critical infrastructure protection (CIP) concrete foundations are often used for fabric buildings, but small foundation options, such as helicals and micropiles, are ideal in many instances. About Legacy Building Solutions

Legacy Building Solutions created the technology that allows tension fabric structures to be built on a rigid steel frame. Legacy designs, sells and installs custom buildings worldwide

This custom military building in Camp Pendleton, California, has open endwalls for easy access for heavy equipment. Fabric cladding allows natural light into the building while providing a cooler, shaded area for stored material.

Legacy Building Solutions designed, delivered and installed a permanent, insulated fabric building solution for a US Naval Exchange at Camp Lemonnier, Djibouti, Africa.

Legacy Building Solutions designed and installed this military facility with a large roll-up door for multiple vehicles. An attached fire-suppression system meets code and protects the building contents.

Legacy specializes in MILCON applications that meet code, require short lead times, and are customizable to any conditions.

If you need a new building and are considering a fabric structure, you came to the right place. This is an overview of what’s out there, but there’s a level of detail in this document that will help you feel confident in your ability to explain to others the pros and cons of fabric structure technology.

With continuous improvements in performance, safety, and speed of erection, fabric buildings are increasingly on the short-list of preferred building types.

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Legacy Building Solutions' custom-designed tension fabric structures are assembled for you by our crews. We hear a lot of good comments about our crews about their professionalism, their work ethic, their safety practices and their speed of installation.

Legacy Building Solutions, a premier manufacturer of custom fabric structures, is pleased to announce the addition of Eric Donnay as Vice President of Sales.

Legacy Building Solutions is launching its latest ExxoTec™ fabric to its tailor-made tension fabric structure product range.

Legacy Building Solutions is pleased to announce they have appeared in the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing private companies in the US for the second year in a row.

An increase in fracking near El Reno, Oklahoma, meant an increased need for frac sand. To help meet the need of area drilling, Pontotoc Sands Company invested in storage buildings totalling about 20,000t of capacity.

Fabric structure manufacturer and installer Legacy Building Solutions has expanded their construction management services with the addition of a new construction manager, Scott Jones.

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Legacy Building Solutions was chosen by Central Valley to design and install a new fabric building as replacement for a 40,000t storage building damaged by rust and wind.

Legacy Building Solutions has recently been ranked on the Engineering News-Record Top 600 Specialty Contractors list for the third consecutive year. Legacy's ranking for 2016 is 540, an increase from each of the previous two years.

The US Tennis Association (USTA), the national governing body for the sport of tennis, has announced their 2016 Outstanding Facility Awards. The Oklahoma City Tennis Center at Will Rogers Park (OKC Tennis Center) has been named one of eight winners in the Large Facility category.

Rigid steel frame fabric structure pioneer Legacy Building Solutions has announced its ranking of 1952 on America's 2016 Inc. 5000 fastest-growing private companies.

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Legacy Building Solutions is proud to announce the Solar Ship Brantford off-grid hangar, a joint venture with Canadian Energy and Solar Ship, has been awarded the 'Game Changer Project of the Year' by Canadian Solar Industries Association (CanSIA).

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Legacy Building Solutions is strengthening its presence in South America by opening a new satellite office in Santiago, Chile.

Legacy Building Solutions has announced it is offering a complimentary webinar focusing on building for high-corrosive environments.

Legacy Building Solutions, Canada, has appointed Jim Kumpula to be its general manager.

Spirit AeroSystems, one of the world's largest non-OEM designers and manufacturers of aerostructures for commercial, military and regional jets, has opened a new storage facility at its headquarters in Wichita, Kansas.

The Tulsa Port of Catoosa has opened a new bulk salt storage facility for the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT).

The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) has opened two new facilities for salt storage and winter de-icing operations near Markle and Westfield, Ind.

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