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Retrofit

Existing Fabric Structures

Existing fabric structures (15-20 years old) that are built using a single or double-layer system that are not efficiently regulating the internal environment, are prime candidates for a retrofit with AeroLite™–particularly fully enclosed structures in extreme climates (such as Canada, Europe, and Asia) with large heating or cooling costs. Event centers, sports halls and other fully enclosed structures are examples.

Existing Traditional Structures

With increasingly stringent legislation requiring improved energy efficiency for structures, adding an insulated  fabric structure component (using AeroLite™) to the sun-facing side of the building will be a lower cost alternative to a complete retrofit. Initial studies show that adding thermal blinds or awnings to an existing structure will provide higher thermal performance than a double-glazed window at less than 10% of the cost.