ClearSpan, a division of TekSupply

ClearSpan is a well-known division of TekSupply, which specializes in providing high-quality fabric structures. These structures are designed for a variety of applications, including agricultural, commercial, industrial, and municipal uses. ClearSpan buildings are recognized for their versatility, durability, and cost-effectiveness.

Here are some key aspects of ClearSpan:

Product Range: ClearSpan offers a broad range of products, including fabric buildings, metal buildings, and hybrid buildings. Their fabric structures are particularly popular for uses such as storage, warehousing, sports facilities, livestock housing, and equine arenas.
Customization: ClearSpan structures are often customizable to meet the specific needs of different industries and applications. Customers can choose various widths, lengths, and heights, as well as additional features like doors, ventilation, and insulation.
Materials and Durability: The company uses high-quality materials to ensure that their structures are durable and long-lasting. The fabric covers are typically made from durable polyethylene material, which is UV-resistant and weather-tight, while the frames are constructed from galvanized steel for enhanced strength and corrosion resistance.
Ease of Installation: One of the advantages of ClearSpan structures is their ease of installation. Many of their buildings are designed to be constructed quickly and efficiently, often without the need for specialized tools or heavy machinery. This makes them an attractive option for customers who need a quick and reliable building solution.
Applications: ClearSpan structures are used in a wide range of industries. In agriculture, they provide solutions for livestock housing, equipment storage, and crop protection. In commercial and industrial sectors, their buildings are utilized for warehousing, manufacturing, and vehicle storage. Municipalities might use ClearSpan structures for public works, recycling centers, and even recreational facilities.
Sustainability: ClearSpan buildings are also noted for their environmental benefits. The fabric structures require less raw material than traditional buildings and can be more energy-efficient due to their design. Additionally, the use of natural light through translucent fabric can reduce the need for artificial lighting, promoting energy savings.

Overall, ClearSpan's reputation as a division of TekSupply stems from its commitment to providing high-quality, versatile, and durable fabric structures that can meet a wide range of needs across various industries.

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