#Fabric Structures

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Why Choose Fabric Structures for Warehouses has been published on CivilDigital Are you planning to build a new warehouse or expand your existing one? If so, you’ve probably considered traditional brick-and-mortar construction. However, there’s another option that offers several advantages: fabric structures. Fabric structures are gaining popularity as a viable alternative to traditional warehouses due to their numerous benefits. If you’re unsure about this option, here’s why fabric structures are an excellent choice for warehouse applications: Versatility One of the key advantages of fabric structures is their versatility. They can be customized to fit various warehouse needs. Whether you need a vast space for bulk storage or a smaller, dedicated area … Read more , Read More..

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Why Choose Fabric Structures for Warehouses

[fabricstructures]

Shield Canopy MS-12 Explained: What Makes Them The Ultimate Military Shelters

Modern and modular shelters that are specifically designed for military applications are becoming an essential asset among institutions undertaking military, national security, and defence initiatives. They are prized for their rapid deployability, extreme dependability, unwavering robustness, and ease of relocatability by military construction teams and operational command alike.

Read more at : Container Canopies

[mcgregorstructures]

Modular Commercial Canopies For Industrial Recycling | OPUS

A surefire way of integrating the ideal setup of OPUS for your recycling business is to discuss the needs and nature of your specific operation with a specialist provider with decades of expertise and technical know-how.

McGregor Structures has a solid track record for delivering industry-leading modular canopies for commercial recycling operations across the UK and a specialist from the team is always ready to assist you when you reach out.

Visit us for more details : Aggregate Storage Bays

[opus-structure]

Opus™ | A shelter for waste bays & cover for lose aggregate

Opus can be specified as a single or multi-bay structure. The modular design allows an existing building to be expanded with low effort and reduced investment - additional bays can be easily added as a site expands.

[mcgregoragri]

Livestock Housing   - Cheviot Sheep Tunnel - McGregor

The Cheviot has a total width of 9.0 meters, a ridge height of 3.28 metres and straight sides to 1.05 metres. Access is provided by a generous opening of 3.0 metres (width) x 2.8 metres (height) at both ends of the building.

[shield-canopy]

Container Canopy | McGregor Structures | Shield Canopy™

Shield Canopy is an adaptable structure suitable for multiple applications, simple to deploy and easy to manage. The canopy is perfect for creating covered workshop space, providing industrial storage and protecting vehicles & machinery.

[fangrurin]

Fashion of the Great Houses of Westeros: House Tully of Riverrun

[melancholic-pigeon]

@nerdykeppie recently started stocking light shawls, and you guys have seen me wear mine as a waist shawl, but I'm pleased to report that a hair elastic and some ingenuity also makes them into a very comfy and supportive tie top to help support my rack when my bra falls short!

[anghraine]

ngl I always find it wild to see Star Wars stuff that's like "if you think about it in terms of realistic statistics/science then..." about almost any aspect of it.

I mean, what about the Star Wars films gives the impression that this universe abides by realistic statistics, or realistic anything else? SW is broadly a fantasy epic projected onto an IMAX screen with a space background painted on it. Yeah, the planets and moons in the films almost always have improbably limited biomes and two major locations max, because narratively these locations are usually just fantasy city-states with space aesthetics.

Starships travel at the speed of plot and we simply jump past the amount of time that presumably is passing, and sort of imply the passage of that time through shifts in the character dynamics. But this passage of time cannot be analyzed with any kind of consistency because the only logic governing it is the pace of the story.

Just how long did it take the Empire to send a full contingent of forces to Dantooine, search the entire planet, find the Rebel base, and then report back to Tarkin between one scene and another? No one says and no one appears to care. How long did it take Han and Leia to reach Bespin and what exactly went on between them while Luke was, in the same time frame, going through a protracted training over multiple days at an absolute minimum? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

How do giant space worms survive inside asteroids that somehow have an Earth-approximate gravitational field and I guess an atmosphere? Shhhh don't think about it. The point of the sequence is not "how does the giant space worm subsist off this random asteroid and how does it breathe and how does gravity work in this context, seriously" but that the giant worm sequence is fucking sick.

There's probably some after the fact EU justification invented by people who had nothing to do with the original writing of the space worm (or perhaps there are several mutually incompatible explanations) and I am profoundly disinterested in them. Nothing could make this even slightly realistic and it was never intended to be. Star Wars sings space shanties at scientific/mathematical realism as it sails past on a completely different ship going in the exact opposite direction.

And I do mean "sails" because while astronomy might tell us that space is unfamiliar and wild on a level we as Earthbound lifeforms can barely comprehend, Star Wars understands that space is basically an ocean, yet with stars and cool but survivable planets in it, or sometimes it's air but combined with a super cool space background so you can have early 20th century aerial combat that would make no sense in actual space conditions and doesn't need to.

"If you consider relativity, then just running the Empire would be..." General relativity does not govern the galaxy far, far away. Space magic does. I'm not sure there are even time zones.

[chasingfictions]

buffy the vampire slayer | 1x12 → 5x22

[garadinervi]

Alighiero Boetti, Untitled (Invitation), (fabric, plexiglass, cork, synthetic polymer tubing, fiber-cement board, metal, plywood, electric wire, and ballpoint pen on printed paper), 1966-1967 [MoMA, New York, NY. © Alighiero Boetti / Archivio Alighiero Boetti, Roma / ARS, New York]

[heartyearning]

sick and tired of seeing people use zip ties for boning. listen to me i am a costume designer stop using plastic which does not hold your shape (the whole point of boning) you do not need to buy proper coiled boning or anything: go to a hardware store and find flat metal tension spring (google tells me that's what it's called, unfortunately i also don't know what its used for in hardware store related things so i cant describe it if that isnt the correct translation, soz) you can get a roll of 15m x 4mm tension spring for about 15 euros where i live and then you just have to cut it with metal shears (you can use a regular cutting pliers probably but if you have metal shears you will be happier) then either file down the edges a bit if you're genuinely gonna wear it a lot, or you just wind some tape around the edges to make sure putting them in the channels isn't gonna rip your fabric and anyway now you have an actually functional boned garment. go to a hardware store and show them this pic btw:

^ this is what you want. also bc this is 4mm wide around stress points like closures you want to make 2 channels right alongside each other and put in 2 pieces of tension spring for stability

[fabricstructures]

Shield Canopy™ Creates Vehicle Maintenance 

The McGregor team worked with Bell Equipment to implement this multi-bay container canopy as extra outdoor cover for vehicle maintenance, repairs, and storage which enables them to be more productive all-year round.

[mcgregorstructures]

Shield Canopy MS-12: Larkhill Barracks | McGregor Structures

McGregor Structures have gained a strong reputation with the MOD following the success of military deployments across the UK and eastern Europe since 2020.

The latest deployment sees the Shield Canopy MS-12; a new military spec’ building, installed at the Larkhill barracks in Wiltshire.

[ashmp3]

fashion moodboard for @possession1981

[bonyfish]

Pros of knitting a round yoke colorwork sweater from the top down:

Can try it on as you go and make sure it fits

No seams to sew

Small number of stitches to cast on initially

Cons:

Fucking none, it's a perfect sweater format

Pros of knitting a round yoke colorwork sweater from the bottom up:

Can use a sleeve as a swatch to double check your gauge and color harmonies, assuming there is colorwork on the sleeve cuffs

The yoke is often the most exciting part and leaving it for last is satisfying

Cons:

Had to use like 5 different needles to get the sleeve stitches off of waste yarn and join them to the body, playing a game of absolute musical chairs with interchangeable needle tips

Can't easily try it on as you go so you've just gotta hope you didn't screw up too bad and that it'll fit when you're done

Danger of running out of one or more colors of yarn at the yoke, which is arguably the most important part of the design

Gotta sew up the little underarm holes when you're done

I know I already pointed out that you can't try it on as you go but I will bring it up again as I believe it is the most salient point here

What if you bind off too tight and can't get the collar over your head? What then???

In conclusion why do my friends keep letting me knit sweaters from the bottom up