PVC Coated Fabric for Membrane Structures

Introduction

Membrane structure is a modern architectural technology and the most popular covered building structure in outdoor open areas. PVC coated fabric has become the preferred material for membrane structure buildings due to its excellent performance and flexible adaptability. After all, the advantages of PVC-coated fabric being lightweight and easy to maintain are unmatched by other building materials.

The advantages of PVC coated fabrics as membrane structures

• Lightweight tensile structure: PVC coated fabric has excellent tensile strength and can perfectly fit the support frame. Moreover, the self-weight of the fabric is very light and will not impose a burden on the supporting structure.

• Super weather resistance: The PVC coated fabric has undergone anti-ultraviolet treatment. Tests have shown that the color difference does not exceed 15% over 10 years under strong sunlight

• Anti-fouling and self-cleaning: The PVC structure is very easy to keep clean and tidy. The dense surface coating and acrylic treatment enable rainwater to carry away more than 90% of the dust

• Fireproof: B1 grade flame retardant certification, shrinkage rate upon exposure to fire < 5%

• Semi-transparent: PVC fabric can provide a certain degree of light transmittance while ensuring UV resistance. It is a practical and economical choice for beach sunshades.

• Rich in color: PVC coated fabrics come in a variety of colors to choose from. The membrane structure buildings made are visually very attractive when viewed from a distance.

Application scenarios

Conclusion

PVC coated fabrics, due to their high flexibility and UV resistance, make complex membrane structure building applications simple and feasible. In addition, PVC fabric also has a strong ability to resist extreme weather conditions. Newstar has accumulated many years of experience in the field of PVC-coated fabrics, which enables us to determine the best solution and ensure the success of the project.