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Oct 14, 2008

Custom fabric roof structure at Canberra Pool

Design / Recreation / Aquatics

Universal Fabric Structures (UFS) have been awarded the contract to remove Canberra Civic Pool's existing 'air bubble' structure and replace it with a customised UFS Sporthall.

The $1,100,000 plus contract is currently under construction.

UFS specialise in concept, manufacture and installation of quality fabric tension membranes structures, awnings, and a diverse range of permanent, relocatable or modular shelter structure options.

For further information contact 1300 791 194, E: info@fabricstructures.com.au, www.fabricstructures.com.au

24th July 2008 - UFS COVERS NEW QUEENSLAND TENNIS CENTRE

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