Tensile Fabric Maintenance
Architectural membrane systems require specialized care to maintain appearance, performance, and structural integrity across large, elevated surfaces. ZDI technicians can inspect, clean, maintain, and perform localized repairs on PTFE, ETFE, PVC, silicone-coated fiberglass, ePTFE, HDPE, PVDF-coated PVC, and other tensile membrane systems using rope access to work directly across roofs, façades, canopies, and enclosures.
TENSILE FABRIC + MEMBRANE SYSTEMS
— PTFE-Coated Fiberglass
— ETFE Film + Cushion Systems
— PVC-Coated Polyester
— Silicone-Coated Fiberglass
— ePTFE Membranes
— HDPE Shade Fabric
— PVDF-Coated PVC Membranes
— Other Architectural Membranes
Why Rope Access?
— Direct Access Across Membrane Surfaces
— Precise Positioning at Repair Areas
— Access to Connections + Edges
— Flexible Movement Across Complex Geometry
— Reduced Temporary Access Systems
— Smaller Ground-Level Footprint
— Efficient Inspection + Maintenance
APPLICATIONS + CAPABILITIES
— PTFE + ETFE Systems
— PVC + PVDF Membranes
— Silicone-Coated Fiberglass
— ePTFE Membranes
— HDPE Shade Fabric
— Fabric Condition Assessment
— Cleaning + Routine Maintenance
— Localized Membrane Repairs
— Connections + Edge Systems
— Tensile Fabric Roofs + Canopies
FACILITIES:
— Stadiums + Arenas
— Convention Centers
— Airports + Terminals
— Amphitheaters
— Entertainment Complexes
— Botanical Conservatories
— Atriums + Glass Enclosures
— Architectural Canopies
— Transportation Facilities
— Specialty Tensile Structures