ALL CASE STUDIES : NOVASHIELD

Location: Ottowa, Illinois

After a devastating derecho tore through a fertilizer storage structure in Illinois in August 2020, the client sought a dependable solution for rebuilding this project. Naturally, the manufacturers at Calhoun Super Structure, turned to our fabric NovaShield to fulfil this crucial endeavour.

Location: Wanzhou District, Chongqing, China

The project is located within the alumina plant area, and the excellent acid and alkali corrosion resistance of the PE membrane structure has been fully demonstrated, resulting in a longer service life for the membrane material.

Location: Middleborough, MA

The Department of Public Works (DPW) in Middleborough, Massachusetts’ sought a new side entrance for its original facility. The original proposal of a traditional wooden side-entrance structure proved to be costly and limited in its adaptation. Hence, the DPW pivoted to a customised and durable fabric structure.

Location: New York, USA

This is a 160-foot-wide by 500-foot-long fabric structure built over pier foundation. It was designed for TJ Allen Trucking by Britespan Building System for storing over 100,000 TONS of road salt. Our non-corrosive fabric lets in plenty of natural light, even on cloudy days and evenings, creating clear visibility for operators working inside the building.

Location: Morgantown, WV

Greer Limestone’s quarry is located in the hills looking down on Morgantown, West Virginia. Greer needed a building that would withstand the elements as well as be large enough to store their equipment. Most importantly, Greer wanted a safe place for their employees to perform maintenance on their equipment.

Location: Vernon, BC, Canada

Finished by GNB Global in Vernon, this 12 pickleball courts facility is a spectacular build were the inherent translucency of NovaShield creates a well-lit atmosphere, reducing or eliminating the reliance on artificial lighting and contributing to energy and cost savings.

Location: Markham, ON

This salt storage shed provides the storage capacity required for the growth and expansion of the City over the next 10 years. The building location reduces the response and travel times for winter road vehicles by half.

Location: Arlington, TEXAS

Built for the Mission Arlington charity, this building stands 80 feet wide and 96 feet long in the city of Arlington, Texas. A unique build, this structure is mounted on concrete block wall and finished with stone veneer.