Solutions by requirement
Nobody searches for a double-wall tie-line membrane structure. They search for a way to put a hospital on a site with no road, or to keep water out of a garage. Twelve categories, arranged the way buyers actually think.
One material, twelve distinct jobs. Drop-stitch fabric inflates into a rigid panel, and that single property solves problems in shelter, water control, flotation, impact absorption and bulk storage. The categories below are organised by the situation you are in, with an honest note on each about where a different product would serve you better.
Rapid deployable space
The disaster area has nothing. I need usable buildings within 24 hours.
19 D6Livable units
I want rooms I can charge for, not tents.
9 D10Fabric and contract manufacturing
I have my own factory. I want to buy material, or find a contract manufacturer.
6 D3Flood barriers and water control
Water is coming. I need it stopped in the next few hours.
6 D4Floating bridges and work platforms
The bridge is out, or there is no dock. I need people, vehicles or equipment across.
11 D7Deployable hangars and equipment shelters
My aircraft and equipment need cover, but I cannot build a permanent hangar here.
6 D2Access-constrained deployment
There is no road, no crane and no power. Conventional buildings cannot get there.
17 D5Rescue cushions, lifting bags and impact protection
I need to catch someone falling, lift something crushing someone, or stop a collision.
20 D8Flexible tanks and bladders
There is no tank here. I need to store water or fuel now.
5 D11Large-span enclosures
I need a big covered space, but building is too slow and too expensive.
9 D12Pop-up and event structures
I need a space that goes up fast and looks like our brand.
6 D9Sports and recreation equipment
I am buying for a training facility, a water park or a retail range.
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