FastCover Fabric Structures highlighted in WRLA Publication

FastCover: Combining Quality. Innovation and Value. FastCover was recently selected by the WRLA for their Member Profile section in the Feb/Mar issue of Yardstick. As a new member of WRLA, we were excited to exhibit at the 2106 WRLA Buying Show in Calgary, Alberta earlier this year. Being selected for the WRLA Member Profile was an added bonus allowing members to get more familiar with our company, even though we have been manufacturing in Winnipeg, Manitoba for over 37 years. As a family owned, private business, Neil Fast and his partner Bill Fast want to ensure that customers purchasing their new FastCover are fully satisfied for years to come… After all, every structure they build and install has the family’s name on it!

Click on the link to read FastCover’s Member Profile

http://www.nxtbook.com/naylor/WRLS/WRLS0116/index.php?startid=21

Visit us at the Winnipeg Home & Garden Show April 1-3, Booth #216

FastCover will be exhibiting at the Winnipeg Home & Garden Show April 1-3?at the new RBC Convention Centre. We will be showing the newest FastCover 10by10 fabric structure.

Winnipeg Home & Garden Show 2016

Visit us at Booth #216

FastCover has been manufacturing commercial grade steel framed fabric structures for decades and this new size incorporates all?the same manufacturing processes as our commercial grade fabric structures that are as a wide as 86? and as long as you can imagine. This FastCover will be available for sale at the show in your choice of White or Greenhouse fabric. Great for garden equipment, tool storage and your “toys” such as snowmobiles, motorcycles and ATVs or get started planting early. This is not your typical structure. Call Now ?1-866-657-7172. See you at the Show!

Solar Powered, Insulated, Heated Fabric Structure

The Client, a prominent Manitoba company in the commercial construction industry required heated storage for their heavy equipment and supplies. Our dealer, a professional reseller and erector of FastCover Structures worked with the Client, to determine size, foundation and insulation requirements to meet their needs.

In this particular instance the FastCover building was designed with trusses in closer proximity to each other to ensure it was structurally sound to not only withstand the Province’s extreme weather but also to ensure rigidity for the installation of insulation materials. The structure has been securely adhered to the concrete block base which provides a sturdy level base, additional height and protection from unwanted contact with the fabric cover.

Although FastCover fabric structures allow for reasonable light to pass through because this unit is insulated that opportunity no longer existed. This FastCover structure incorporates our solar energy which provides ample lighting 24 hours per day. Propane heat was selected to maintain a very comfortable environment in this Province?s harsh environment.

FastCover fabric buildings are the ideal solution for customers in a wide variety of industries, allowing efficient and cost conscious installation with the option of being moved and/or quickly taken down on a temporary site compared to traditional buildings.

Another successful FastCover project. For more information on how FastCover can assist with your project please contact us online or call 1-866-657-7172.

Industrial Vehicle Storage Building

Structures for Storage

Our Client purchased a significant number FastCover Fabric Structures for various locations to store salt, sand and large snow clearing equipment for the Province of Alberta, Canada. Working with the Client, it was determined that the size of buildings would range from 30 feet to 72 feet wide and up to 230 feet in length.

The structures for storage of sand and salt were completely epoxy coated which provides tremendous extended life to steel in facilities that are prone to high corrosion. Although epoxy coating adds initial cost to FastCover Structures, that incremental cost is minute compared to cost to replace any steel components due to premature corrosion. With Safety being paramount to our Client, epoxy coating ensured the Client was confident in the durability of the engineered structures.

The Equipment storage buildings required a completely different specification. The Client required an enclosed storage area to thaw equipment during down time, allowing them to keep equipment clean, reduce the opportunity for rust, all while providing an environment where maintenance and repairs can be done on their equipment. Each FastCover Fabric Structure was lined with an interior insulator to create a barrier resulting in reduced heat loss. This enabled the Client to install radiant heaters making the structure usable for maintenance and repair. These structures are also fully electrified allowing for the use of power tools and plugging in snow clearing equipment which ultimately extends their life.

FastCover fabric buildings were the ideal solution for this customer to install several buildings efficiently with the option of them being moved and/or quickly taken down on a temporary site compared to traditional buildings.

Another successful FastCover project. For more information on how FastCover can assist with your project please contact us online or call 1-866-657-7172