Coverall Fabric Buildings

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Complete range of Coverall Fabric Buildings and Coverall Structures for all sectors of activity:

Our cover all buildings already comply with the 2020 Building Code.

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Fabric Building Industries

Designed and manufactured in Canada

Industrial

Agricultural

Municipal

Mining, oil and energy Fabric Buildings

Industrial Storage

Compost, Recycling

Warehouses

Aviation

In-house engineering department

Recognized for delivering the most complex, customized Coverall Fabric Building and Coverall Structures projects

MegaDome Fabric Buildings offers a wide range of models and options, allowing personalization to a variety of uses thanks to different dimensions, door choices, and ventilation systems

Moreover, designed to withstand high snow and wind loads, our MegaDome Coverall Fabric Buildings are manufactured, in Canada, from high-quality corrosion resistant materials, ensuring durability and superior weather resistance, thereby making them a reliable investment.

Our fabric structure trusses are either pre-galvanized or hot-dip galvanized after manufacturing, providing lifelong corrosion resistance and maximum durability in any environment.

Additionally, the fabric structures used are low-maintenance, which reduces fabric building maintenance costs and minimizes the need for frequent repairs, ultimately contributing to a positive return on investment.

Our Coverall Fabric Buildings and Structures

EZ Building Series

Our economical fabric building is ideal for small-scale storage, with quick assembly and adaptable installation at all levels, as well as a clear height of up to 19’8”.

30′ to 40′ wide

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DB Building Series

Our durable, modular canvas building is easily customized, with a clear height of up to 53’1”. It accommodates large dimensions and offers a wide range of options.

33′ to 160′ wide

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AR Building Series

AR Series fabric buildings are the pinnacle of innovation. Designed for large-scale projects, they feature vertical walls allowing interior clearance of up to 45′.

60′ to 100′ wide

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Agricultural Coverall Fabric Buildings

Designed and manufactured in Canada

Why choose MegaDome Coverall Fabric Buildings?

With 40 years of experience, we understand the steel structure industry and our customers’ needs, and we’re proud of our dedication.

That’s why more and more businesses, farms, construction professionals and manufacturers across North America trust MegaDome to provide tension fabric building solutions that meet their requirements.

Our Service Area

We install all across Canada and United States with a network of dealers in each province. We work in the Maritimes, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and all the way to Bristish Columbia.

  • 40+ Years of Experience
  • The strongest, most durable canvas buildings
  • Customization and complex projects
  • Rapid return on investment
  • 5000+ MegaDome Coverall Fabric Buildings projects completed

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The process is easy to build a MegaDome Coverall Fabric Building

1

Initial consultation

Every project begins with an initial consultation and project assessment. Our experts work with you to determine your specific needs before providing a step-by-step fabric building project plan.

2

Site analysis

After the initial consultation, our team carries out a complete site analysis. Each site is analyzed by our tarp buildings specialists, who guide you through each phase, providing expert advice to ensure that the project is delivered on time and on budget, and to the highest quality standards.

3

Engineering & Design

Our in-house engineering team designs and manufactures each coverall building to your specifications. Innovating durable structures tailored to each customer’s needs, our team ensures that every aspect of the project is meticulously planned and executed. Harnois ensures compliance with all local laws and building codes.

4

Installation

  • Self-build: Manage the installation yourself with our detailed instructions and technical support.
  • Project supervisor: For customers with their own construction staff, we can provide project supervisors to lead the project.
  • MegaDome local installation team: Our expert installation team ensures fast, efficient construction to guarantee optimal results.

5

After-sales support

Take advantage of our industry-leading after-sales service, which offers personalized support during and after construction. Our products and services are backed by a first-rate warranty, and any problems are promptly dealt with or repaired by our team of qualified technicians.

6

Maintenance and repair

Ensure the longevity of your MegaDome Fabric covered buildings with our maintenance and repair services. Our team takes care of repairs, reducing potential future costs and improving the durability of your investment.

Our customers

We've designed thousands of Custom MegaDome Coverall Fabric Buildings

Coverall Fabric Building Systems Projects

Agricultural Coverall Fabric Buildings - AR Series
Municipal Coverall Fabric Buildings - DB Series
Port Coverall Fabric Buildings - DB Series
Industrial Coverall Fabric Buildings - DB Series
Equine Coverall Fabric Buildings - DB Series
Commercial Coverall Fabric Buildings - DB Series
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Frequently asked questions (FAQ) on Coverall Fabric Buildings & Structures

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We know that investing in a fabric building can raise a lot of questions. To help you better understand the benefits and specifics of our MegaDome products, we’ve prepared a section of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs). Here you’ll find detailed answers about our buildings, from their features and materials to installation and maintenance.

A coverall building is a fabric-covered structure supported by a steel frame, offering a large, open interior without the need for internal support columns. These buildings are commonly used for agricultural storage, livestock housing, industrial use, and even vehicle or equipment shelters. They are known for their versatility, quick installation, and cost-effectiveness compared to traditional buildings.

The price of a fabric buildings by MegaDome starts at around $15/sqft, and is influenced by factors such as materials, labor, maintenance, electricity and ventilation.

MegaDome buildings are available in a range of models with dimensions to suit different needs. We offer customized dimensions, with standard widths ranging from 30 to 160 feet, and lengths that can be extended indefinitely by adding additional bays.

Oui, les bâtiments MegaDome sont hautement personnalisables avec un large éventail d’options. Vous pouvez choisir parmi diverses dimensions, couleurs et caractéristiques supplémentaires comme les systèmes de ventilation, les portes et les fenêtres pour répondre à vos besoins spécifiques.

Our production lead time for MegaDome fabric buildings is typically 8-10 weeks. This timeframe ensures that we can deliver high-quality, customized solutions tailored to your specific needs. If you have any specific timeline requirements, please contact our sales team to discuss further.

We ship and install Fabric Buildings across Canada:

Coverall buildings typically last between 15 to 30 years. The steel frame is highly durable and can last decades, while the fabric cover, depending on maintenance and exposure to weather, generally lasts 10 to 20 years before it needs replacement. Regular inspections and upkeep help extend the lifespan of the structure.

Pros:

  • Cost-effective: Fabric buildings are generally more affordable to build than traditional structures.
  • Quick installation: They can be erected faster than steel or concrete buildings, reducing construction time.
  • Versatile: These buildings are ideal for various applications, from storage to agricultural and industrial use.
  • Natural light: The fabric allows light diffusion, reducing the need for artificial lighting during the day.
  • Portable: Many fabric buildings can be relocated or expanded easily.

Cons:

  • Limited insulation: Fabric buildings may not provide as much insulation as traditional buildings, which can affect temperature control in extreme climates.
  • Maintenance required: The fabric cover will eventually need to be replaced, especially in areas with harsh weather conditions.
  • Less permanence: While durable, fabric buildings may not be as long-lasting or robust as conventional structures made from steel or concrete.
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Coverall Buildings Components

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Coverall Systems Options

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