The DAGB-Series rail system is perfect for construction projects and job sites that require an expandable building.

More Than Modular: The Mobility of Our Deployable Structures
Now that you thinking about using fabric structures for your operations, you must think about how you will get them to your site. How you package a portable structure is just as important in maintaining its longevity as the materials it’s made with. Fabric structures are made with durable long-lasting materials that can withstand the harshest conditions while being lightweight, portable and easy to set up. Even though Alaska Structures develops their strongest materials to use for fabric buildings, they still make sure their shipping containers are durable. It’s important to protect your investment when you are transporting it through harsh conditions, to ensure it works properly out the box.

Basecamps from Alaska Structures
Jagged Globe is a tour operator that plans treks in some of the toughest regions, such as Mount Everest, Denali or Kilimanjaro. When setting up camp on such tough summits as these, you need the strongest and most durable camping systems. Jagged Globe has been using Alaska Structures fabric buildings to set up their basecamps for adventure treks. These camp systems are fully customizable, with long lasting fabric and materials, insulation, and tested by third-party engineers. Jagged Globe relying on these structures in these rugged regions helps demonstrate their strength and safety. These camping systems are fully capable of supporting any operation.

Fabric Buildings for Oil & Gas, Mineral Exploration and Mining
Fabric buildings are designed to withstand the harshest elements and are suitable for use in many different types of commercial operations today. They are lightweight and portable, yet strong, durable, and proven to last on the field by third-party engineers. Fabric buildings are also customizable and can address specific need for your business. They can be used for a variety of purposes on site, for office buildings, storage, shops and even housing for workers. Alaska Structures’ fabric buildings have been used for government operations as well as commercial operations including: construction, mining, and mineral exploration.

Pipeline Enclosures Used Around the World
Pipeline enclosures are an important investment and necessity in maintaining and protecting a pipeline. Pipelines can be subject to vandalism and protest, in addition to the already harsh climates they sometimes operate under. If you are looking for options to protect your assets, you may want to consider using a fabric structure. Alaska Structures has been designing fabric enclosures for pipelines for over 40 years to protect them from people and the elements. In fact, they created the longest fabric building in the world to enclose a pipeline at the Red Dog Mine in the Arctic.

Explore the World with Our Fly-In Camps and Aircraft Hangars
World travelers love new experiences and sites but may not love the logistics of traveling. Travel can be especially troublesome for those who fly their own aircraft around the world because they need a place to store it. One solution is to used portable fabric structures to serve as an aircraft hangar. Alaska Structures makes these buildings that are easy and quick to deploy that travelers can take with them as they go. There is even the option of using a hard-shell case for the structure to protect it from falls or other damage while traveling. These are just a few benefits of using fabric structures for aircraft protection while on the go.

Options for Deployable Aircraft Hangars
Aircraft hangars are a necessary tool to protect aircraft from the elements when they aren’t in use. It’s important to explore your options when buying an aircraft hangar because you want the best value with the best protection for your assets. Alaska Structures builds fabric aircraft hangars that can be used to store any aircraft, from hot-air balloons to to helicopters. The structures can handle extreme weather conditions, including high-winds and heavy snow, and operate in some of the harshest areas. These hangars can have custom designs and are even portable. These structures provide added conveniences in addition to reliable protection.
Engineered Fabric Buildings for Salt and Sand Storage
Municipal, transportation, and public works departments utilize engineered fabric structures for salt and sand storage facilities.
100-Person Disaster Response Camp
Tiaga Ventures uses Alaska Structures emergency shelters to create a full service disaster relief camp system.