The skin that spans
PVDF and PTFE membranes pre-stressed over slender steel and cable, covering vast clear spans with a fraction of the material — translucent by day, luminous by night.
- PVDF membrane
- PTFE / glass
- ETFE foil
- Mesh façade
Two materials, one obsession. A membrane that turns tension into shelter — and a coating that turns steel into something permanent.
PVDF and PTFE membranes pre-stressed over slender steel and cable, covering vast clear spans with a fraction of the material — translucent by day, luminous by night.
High zinc-content epoxy primers and full coating systems that protect structural steel cathodically — engineered to outlast the structures they hold up.
Engineered and manufactured in China and delivered as a coordinated package — material, fittings and accessories — FOB China, worldwide. Catalogue pricing is held at 5% below list; final figures are confirmed on quote.
PVDF membrane-material canopy structure, ≈ 5300 × 5100 × 5 cm, supplied with standard connecting-tube parts and full accessory set. Self-cleaning, UV-stable and weldable.

The workhorse membrane — Types I–V, translucent, high weld strength and excellent value across canopies and shade.

The premium tier for stadiums and airports — fire-resistant, self-cleaning, with a service life beyond 30 years.

Single-layer skins and inflated multi-layer cushions — roughly 1% the weight of glass with very high light transmission.

Secondary skins that transform existing structures — printable, perforated, and LED-integratable for night identity.

Standard connecting tubes, edge cables, clamping plates, masts and stainless fittings — the kit that makes a membrane stand.
Two-component, zinc-filled epoxy primer for Q235 structural carbon steel, supplied with accessories. Sacrificial cathodic protection rated to severe corrosivity — the base of a long-life coating system.

High-build, surface-tolerant intermediate coat that adds barrier protection over the zinc primer.

UV-stable polyurethane and acrylic finishes for lasting colour and gloss retention outdoors.

Thin-film passive fire coatings that protect structural steel while keeping profiles clean.

System solvents, surface-prep media and application ancillaries — matched to each coating line.
A 6,500 m² PVDF canopy stretched between four steel masts, sheltering an open transit concourse. The membrane glows at dusk; the steel beneath is sealed against the elements for decades.
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Shape and pre-stress resolved digitally before a panel is cut.
Loads, patterning and steel detailing to climate and code.
HF-welded membranes; blast-cleaned, zinc-primed steel.
Tensioning and assembly by specialist crews on site.
Inspection, recoating and re-membrane to extend service life.
Send the essentials and our engineers reply within two business days with an indicative scope and budget. Drawings welcome.