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| 36 | Fabric Roofs | p. 34 |
| Introduction | p. 2 |
| Fabric Structure Science: How And Why It Works | p. 1 |
| History Of Fabric Roofs | p. 1 |
| | Developed For Decades | p. 1 |
| | Portable Structures | p. 1 |
| | Design Characteristics | p. 1 |
| | High Tensile And Tear Strengths | p. 1 |
| | Excellent Coating Adhesion | p. 1 |
| | Non-Wicking | p. 1 |
| | Dimensional Stability | p. 1 |
| | Flame Resistance | p. 1 |
| | Resistance To Fungus And Mildew Growth | p. 1 |
| | Weldability | p. 1 |
| | Chemical Resistance | p. 1 |
| | Extended Life Span | p. 2 |
| Energy Factors | p. 1 |
| | The Dead Air Factor | p. 2 |
| | Energy Balance | p. 1 |
| | Future Fabric Schemes | p. 4 |
| Testing | p. 2 |
| | Testing Synopsis | p. 1 |
| | Damaged Material Assessment | p. 1 |
| Application | p. 1 |
| | Tension | p. 4 |
| Disadvantages | p. 1 |
| Performance | p. 1 |
| Compliance | p. 1 |
| Future Trends | p. 1 |
| Summary | p. 3 |
| Fabric Roof Major Manufacturers and Suppliers | p. 1 |
| References And Further Reading | p. 2 |
