Inverted-Umbrella
An inverted-umbrella tensile structure has a central support column with the membrane sloping downward from the centre toward the edges — the reverse of a conventional umbrella's silhouette. This shape allows rainwater collected at the centre to be routed down through or alongside the central column, rather than needing separate perimeter guttering.
Shields people and vehicles from sun, rain and harsh weather.
Cover more area with minimal columns.
Tailor-made designs to match your space.
Fast and efficient installation with minimum disruption.
High-quality materials for long-term performance.
Smart Tensile Solutions
We design and install tensile structures that make open areas more useful, organised and visually appealing. Every structure is engineered for local weather conditions while adding value to your property.
High-quality membrane fabric that blocks harmful UV rays.
Engineered to handle high winds and heavy loads.
Waterproof membrane with planned drainage for complete protection.
A single unit can cover one seating area or entrance point, and multiple units can be arranged in a grid to cover a larger space — a common approach for restaurant seating or garden areas with several tables, resorts, pathways and public spaces.
PVC-coated or PVDF-coated tensile membrane is used on a steel central column and supporting frame. The central column and foundation are installed first, followed by frame arms and membrane tensioning.
Protects people, vehicles and property from sun, rain and hail.
Maximises usable space with clear, open spans.
Enhances the look and value of your property.
Natural daylight with less heat under the canopy.
Cost-effective with low maintenance requirements.
Strong, durable and built for long-term use.
We understand your requirements and site conditions.
We create custom designs that fit your space and purpose.
High-quality materials and precision fabrication at our facility.
Expert installation with safety, efficiency and minimal downtime.
Ongoing support and maintenance whenever required.
It's routed through or alongside the central column to a planned discharge point on your site, confirmed during design.
Yes — a single unit is a common choice for a home garden or terrace seating spot.
This depends entirely on the area and seating plan — there's no fixed number.
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