Flexible industrial curtain walls, whether insulated or non-insulated, sliding or stationary, are designed to require little or no maintenance. When repairs are needed for damage they can be implemented quickly and at relatively low cost. However, if you are bored and need something to do, we have put together some simple tips you can use to keep your curtain wall clean and working great for years to come.
Manufacturing plays a big part in the U.S. economy. This fact was highlighted this past week as President Obama gave his State of the Union Address, in which he spoke about his “Blueprint for an America Built to Last,” a plan focusing on ways to strengthen U.S. manufacturing. There have also been many headlines in the news lately about the industry and how it has reportedly added 334,000 jobs in the last two years according to the White House. What might be surprising to some is that industrial fabric 
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Case Study: Cradles to Crayons uses Zoneworks® TZD Insulated Curtain Walls to enclose its loading dock, keeping the winter cold out and its volunteers warm and comfortable.
Many “typical” applications of industrial fabric curtain walls involve separating large, 2-dimensional spaces for temperature control or other zoning purposes. Yet the design of these modular, flexible systems also makes them ideal for less straightforward challenges. Here are seven thought-provoking, real-life applications for insulated and non-insulated curtain walls:
Most humidity control applications simply involve separating a higher humidity space from a lower humidity space. Examples of humidity control might include preserving a high humidity environment for short term storage of vegetables such as lettuce and spinach or maintaining low humidity for storage of uncoated machine parts or electronics to minimize oxidation (rusting). In both situations, insulated curtain walls are a great solution, but why? In this blog post, we will look at how insulated curtain walls work for humidity control applications.-
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