Company Description
Sprung Structures is the inventor and world's foremost authority when it comes to manufacturing and supplying engineered tensioned membrane structures. With our head office and distribution facility strategically located in Calgary, Alberta, we offer IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OPTIONS for the oil and gas industry. The Sprung structure is an innovative alternative to conventional construction utilizing membrane panels placed under high tension within a non-corroding aluminum substructure. When time is of the essence, a Sprung structure can be DELIVERED AND ERECTED IN A FRACTION OF THE TIME compared to conventional construction. Provided appropriate soil conditions exist, foundations are not required on structures up to 160' wide, saving time and money. Our optional fiberglass insulation system performs extremely well, even in the harshest winter climate. Widths 30'-200' by any length. Relocatable clear span design. Most sizes available 2-3 weeks from order. Wide selection of large cargo doors to accommodate virtually any application. Lease or purchase. Proven technology worldwide
Products & Services
Aviation and Aerospace , Military Structures , Optional fiberglass insulation system performs well in harsh winter climate , Controlled Environment Agriculture , Non-corroding aluminum substructure , Mining Facilities , Relocatable , Wide selection of large cargo doors for versatile applications , SpaceX , Fabric Buildings Engineered to Outperform , Office , Manufacturing and supplying engineered tensioned membrane structures , Immediate delivery options for oil and gas industry , Faster erection time compared to conventional construction , Event Centers , Pool Enclosures , Automotive , Tesla , Relocatable clear span design available in various sizes , Oil and Gas Buildings , Sound Stage , No foundations required on structures up to 160' wide , Alternative to conventional construction using membrane panels under high tension , Lease or purchase options available , Inventor and world's foremost authority on membrane structures
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