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Engineered Fabric Structures Built Around Your Needs

Sheltirx provides engineered fabric building solutions for businesses and organizations that need practical, durable, flexible, and relocatable covered space. From container-mounted canopies and industrial storage shelters to fully customized fabric buildings, Sheltirx develops structures designed around the requirements of each project.

The company combines structural engineering, quality materials, and practical project planning to create fabric structures suitable for a wide range of applications. Its systems can be designed around site-specific wind and snow conditions and local building requirements, including the International Building Code (IBC).

Whether a business needs additional warehouse capacity, equipment protection, a covered loading area, temporary operational space, or a larger industrial structure, Sheltirx offers solutions that can be customized for the intended application.

With products ranging from ready-to-order shelter systems to bespoke engineered buildings, Sheltirx focuses on giving customers more flexibility than conventional permanent construction. Many of its structures can be relocated, expanded, or reconfigured as operational requirements change.

About Sheltirx

Sheltirx delivers hundreds of fabric structures and installations globally each year and brings decades of engineering experience to the development of its building systems. Its approach combines engineered steel frameworks with high-performance fabric membranes to create structures intended for long-term use while maintaining the flexibility associated with prefabricated construction.

The company's fabric structures are designed with site conditions in mind, including applicable wind and snow loads. Depending on project requirements, Sheltirx can provide engineering documentation and support for local compliance and permitting processes.

Sheltirx works across multiple industries, including construction and infrastructure, logistics and distribution, aggregates and quarrying, utilities and energy, agriculture and ranching, and government and defense applications.

Its solutions can be used for equipment storage, bulk material protection, loading and staging areas, maintenance operations, temporary warehousing, agricultural storage, and other applications where additional covered space is required.

Our Approach

Every project begins with understanding the site, application, dimensions, environmental conditions, and operational requirements. From there, Sheltirx can develop an appropriate structural solution, provide a quotation, manufacture the required components, and support delivery and installation.

For custom fabric buildings, the company's process can include consultation, engineering and design, detailed quotation, manufacturing, delivery, installation, and final handover documentation.

This end-to-end approach allows customers to work through a single project pathway rather than coordinating multiple unrelated suppliers. 

Sheltirx Services & Solutions

1. Fabric Building Solutions

Sheltirx provides engineered fabric buildings for organizations that need substantial covered space without necessarily committing to a conventional permanent building.

These structures can be configured for different sizes, uses, site conditions, and operational requirements. They are suitable for applications such as industrial storage, equipment protection, workshops, maintenance areas, logistics operations, and temporary or long-term covered space.

Fabric buildings can also provide advantages in terms of installation speed, flexibility, relocatability, and potential expansion compared with conventional construction.

2. Bespoke Fabric Building Design

For projects that require something beyond a standard shelter, Sheltirx offers customized fabric building solutions.

Its Formex™ Bespoke approach is designed around the customer's site, intended use, environmental conditions, dimensions, access requirements, and other project specifications.

The design process considers factors such as structural requirements, wind and snow loads, building regulations, door positioning, clearance, lighting, end walls, and other project-specific features.

This makes the service suitable for customers who have a particular site layout or operational requirement that cannot be addressed effectively with an off-the-shelf structure.

3. Container Shelters & Canopies

Sheltirx's container shelter solutions provide covered space by using shipping containers as supporting structures.

These systems are particularly useful for construction sites, logistics yards, industrial operations, waste management facilities, aggregates operations, and other locations where ISO shipping containers are already available.

Container canopies can provide rapid weather protection for equipment, materials, loading areas, vehicles, and other operational activities.

The SkyShield™ range is designed as a practical option when a business needs sheltered space quickly while maintaining the ability to adapt the site as requirements change.

4. Industrial Storage Shelters

Sheltirx offers Stormax™ storage shelters for businesses requiring larger areas of covered or warehouse-style space.

These structures are designed for applications including industrial storage, agriculture, logistics, equipment protection, machinery storage, and bulk materials.

Available configurations include different widths and lengths, allowing businesses to select a shelter appropriate for their available site and required capacity. Larger and customized configurations can also be developed for specific projects.

The structures use galvanized steel framing and heavy-duty fabric systems designed for demanding outdoor environments.

5. Temporary Warehouse Solutions

When additional warehouse capacity is required but a permanent building is not practical, fabric storage structures can provide an alternative.

Sheltirx storage shelters can create additional covered space for inventory, equipment, materials, machinery, and operational activities.

Because many fabric structures can be dismantled, relocated, extended, or reconfigured, they can be particularly useful for businesses whose storage requirements change over time.

6. Custom Engineering & Structural Design

Sheltirx provides engineering support as part of its building development process.

Project-specific factors such as location, wind conditions, snow loads, dimensions, intended use, and local requirements can be considered during the design stage.

For projects requiring certification, the company states that its fabric structures can be supported by engineering documentation and stamped by state engineers where required.

The objective is to create a structure that is appropriate for the actual site rather than relying solely on a generic building specification.

7. Manufacturing & Quality Control

Once a project has been approved, Sheltirx manages the manufacturing stage and associated quality checks before delivery.

Its structures combine hot-dip galvanized steel framing with heavy-duty fabric options, including PVC, PVDF, and PTFE materials depending on the application and specification.

The manufacturing process is intended to maintain consistency between the approved design and the finished structure.

8. Delivery & Project Coordination

Sheltirx supports customers through the delivery stage after manufacturing.

For standard and stocked shelter systems, delivery can be arranged according to product availability and project requirements. Custom projects have different lead times because engineering and fabrication requirements vary.

The company can also coordinate delivery around site access and project schedules where applicable.

9. Installation Services

Sheltirx provides installation support for its fabric structures.

Installation can be completed by professional installation teams, while customers who choose to manage installation themselves can receive guidance from the Sheltirx team.

Installation is treated as an important part of structural performance, with attention given to anchors, bolts, beams, assembly procedures, and the requirements of the approved design.

For larger fabric buildings, installation timelines depend on the structure's size, access conditions, configuration, and project requirements.

10. Site-Specific Compliance Support

Fabric structures may be subject to different permitting and building requirements depending on their location and intended use.

Sheltirx can support the project with engineering drawings, load information, and related documentation. The final permitting requirements are determined by the applicable local authority or Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).

The company's engineering approach takes applicable local requirements and project-specific conditions into consideration from the design stage.

Why Choose Sheltirx?

Flexible Design

Sheltirx structures can be customized around dimensions, access points, doors, lighting, end walls, and other operational requirements.

Relocatable Structures

Many Sheltirx fabric structures can be dismantled and moved, allowing businesses to adapt their covered space as their operations or locations change.

Durable Materials

Structures use hot-dip galvanized steel frames and heavy-duty fabric options designed for outdoor and industrial applications.

Engineered for Site Conditions

Designs can account for location-specific wind and snow loads and applicable building requirements.

Faster Deployment

Fabric structures can generally be installed more quickly than conventional permanent construction, helping businesses create usable covered space without the same construction timeline.

Practical Long-Term Value

The combination of durability, flexibility, lower installation complexity, and relocatability can make fabric structures a practical alternative for many storage and operational requirements.

End-to-End Project Support

From initial consultation and design through manufacturing, delivery, installation, and handover, Sheltirx can support the major stages of a fabric building project.

Industries We Serve

Sheltirx solutions can be adapted for a wide range of industries and operational environments, including:

  • Construction & Infrastructure

  • Logistics & Distribution

  • Aggregates & Quarrying

  • Utilities & Energy

  • Agriculture & Ranching

  • Government & Defense

  • Waste Management

  • Industrial Operations

  • Equipment Storage

  • Yard & Site Operations

Typical applications include equipment protection, loading areas, bulk material storage, machinery maintenance, temporary warehouses, site compounds, agricultural storage, and covered operational areas.

Built for Changing Business Needs

One of the key advantages of fabric structures is their ability to adapt as a business grows.

A company may initially need a temporary storage area and later require additional length or a different configuration. A construction project may need covered equipment space at one site today and another location tomorrow. A logistics operation may require additional capacity during periods of increased demand.

Sheltirx structures are designed with this type of flexibility in mind. Depending on the structure and configuration, systems can be expanded, relocated, or reconfigured instead of being treated as permanently fixed buildings.

Our Commitment

Sheltirx focuses on combining engineering, quality materials, practical design, and responsive project support to deliver fabric structures that work for real-world operations.

From a compact container canopy to a large industrial storage shelter or a fully bespoke fabric building, the goal is the same: provide a dependable covered-space solution designed around the customer's requirements.

Sheltirx USA — Engineered Fabric Structures for Storage, Protection, and Operational Space.

Contact Sheltirx.US

Sheltirx 
1309 Coffeen Avenue STE 1200 Sheridan Wyoming 82801


Phone: +1 (307) 456-1125

Email: office@sheltirx.us
 

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