Legacy Building Solutions to Exhibit Tension Fabric Structures for the Waste and Recycling Industry at WasteExpo 2014

Hybrid fabric-steel structure from Legacy is a multi-purpose facility for waste and recycling and other industrial uses.

South Haven, MN (PRWEB) April 20, 2014

Legacy Building Solutions (http://www.legacybuildingsolutions) will be showcasing tension fabric structures at WasteExpo in Atlanta, Ga. April 29-May 1.

Legacy's sustainable tension fabric cladding ensures an air tight envelope, allows many ventilation control options, is translucent for energy efficiency and is non-corrosive. Perfect for biomass production, solid waste recycling, waste treatment, remediation and curing enclosures, bio-solid composting, fabrication facilities and more. Additional design loads including conveyors, bridge cranes, fire suppression, high side walls, large doorways and doors are easily incorporated.

“No matter what, fabric won't corrode,” said Ben Fox, president of Legacy Building Solutions. “Plus, our buildings are easy to ventilate, and they can support a conveyor right on the building frame. Our customers love the versatility of these buildings."

Legacy Building Solutions is among the only companies building fabric structures on a rigid steel frame. The finished structures are corrosion-resistant and built to withstand accidental collisions, snow loads, wind loads and seismic activity.

WasteExpo is the largest solid waste and recycling event in North America. Public and private sectors gather at the annual convention, held in a different city each year.

About Legacy

Legacy Building Solutions specializes in the innovative design, engineering and construction of fabric covered buildings for several different industries and applications. For more information, contact Legacy Building Solutions, 19500 County Road 142, South Haven, MN 55382, call 320-259-7126 or 877-259-1528, or visit the company's website at http://www.legacybuildingsolutions.com.

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