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Al Zulfi Dates Market

Tensile Shade Structures for Dates Market
Project Overview

Tensile Shade Structure for Al Zulfi Dates Market

Al-Bereik Shades successfully completed the design, engineering, fabrication, supply, and installation of a tensile shade structure for the Dates Market in Al Zulfi, developed by the Al Zulfi Municipality, in Al Zulfi, Riyadh Province, Saudi Arabia.

The project features a large tensile membrane canopy, providing extensive shaded coverage for the market area, ensuring a comfortable environment for visitors and traders while allowing natural ventilation and daylight penetration.

Al-Bereik Shades delivered the complete project package, from concept design to final installation, demonstrating its capability in executing high-quality tensile membrane projects within challenging site conditions and in a fast-track schedule.

Project Information

Al Zulfi Municipality

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Al Zulfi, Riyadh Province, Saudi Arabia

Tensile Shade Structures for Dates Market
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PVDF / PVC (by MEHLER)

0GSM

Steel Frames

Direct Fixing to Steel Frames

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Project Partners

Client

Design & Main Execution

Membrane Manufacturer

Complete Project Delivery

Design & Engineering

Shop Drawings

Steel Fabrication

Membrane Engineering

Membrane Supply

Membrane Installation

Engineering Highlight

Distinctive Conical Tensile Canopy for Dates Market

The project features a large conical tensile membrane canopy, providing effective shading for the Dates Market in Al Zulfi. The architectural design allows natural ventilation and daylight penetration, creating a comfortable environment for visitors and traders.
Al-Bereik Shades carried out the complete engineering design, including tensile analysis, membrane tension calculations, and load reactions on the supporting steel frames. The works were executed with high precision to achieve the required geometric form and membrane performance within a fast-track schedule.

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