Case Study
CAPTURING THE VISUAL ENERGY OF FORMULA 1
UFABRIK WATER & AIRTIGHT TENT TEXTILE TAKES CENTRE STAGE AT THE HOME OF THE BRITISH GRAND PRIX. READ ON TO FIND OUT WHY.
This textile is also characterised by a Lotus effect composition that repels moisture, keeping structures dry and secure. Available in 126in (3.2m) and up to a length of 109yds, it’s PVC-free, refl ecting a commitment to sustainability while ensuring strength and durability.
SAFETY & COMPLIANCE UFABRIK meets rigorous safety standards and fi re-retardant certifi cations including Californian Administrative Code Title 19, Section 1237; EN13501, and NFPA 701. This makes it a trusted choice for both indoor and outdoor environments where safety is paramount.
Event gazebos were manufactured using UFABRIK Water & Airtight Tent Textile
At a recent Formula 1 workshop held at Silverstone, UFABRIK Water & Airtight Tent Textile was used as the material of choice for the manufacture of several event gazebos that conjured the visual energy and excitement of the event.
Each gazebo featured detailed high-resolution graphics of an F1 workshop, providing an immersive experience for attendees. Specifi cally designed for outdoor use, this project showcased why UFABRIK Water & Airtight Tent Textile is trusted by top global brands for the high- quality production of tents, pavilions, marquees, gazebos, and canopies. Gazebos were printed using an EFI VUTEk FabriVU 340 dye sublimation printer and a Klieverik calendar press by Colourgraphics, based in Walsall, West Midlands, UK.
UFABRIK TENT TEXTILE UFABRIK Water & Airtight Tent Textile offers a unique combination of specifi cations. Its 350gsm/ 10oz woven heavyweight yarn is highly engineered to withstand the elements, which at pre-fi xation can resist a column of water that is 2,000mm (2m) high before water will begin to penetrate. Post-fi xation water resistant levels are 1,200mm.
THIS INNOVATIVE COMPOSITION ENSURES VIBRANT COLOUR QUALITY, DURABILITY, AND SAFETY, SETTING A NEW STANDARD FOR OUTDOOR PORTABLE EVENT APPLICATIONS
DESIGNED FOR COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS Tailored for both direct to textile and paper transfer dye sublimation printing, UFABRIK Water & Airtight Tent Textile delivers outstanding colour quality and 92% opacity, ensuring that graphics are vivid and impactful. Its structure was designed specifi cally for tents, marquees, and gazebos, providing certifi ed and reliable visual appeal for commercial applications. Joel Wilcock, director, UFABRIK, said: “We are very excited by UFABRIK Water & Airtight Tent Textile and delighted by the feedback we’ve had from customers. Its highly engineered to withstand the elements and can resist a column of water that is 2,000 mm (2m) high before water will begin to penetrate. “Its densely woven coated surface also allows for direct to textile printing with vivid sharpness, as well as supporting paper transfer processes. This innovative composition ensures vibrant colour quality, durability, and safety, setting a new standard for outdoor portable event applications.”
ECO-FRIENDLY AND READY FOR THE FUTURE PVC-free and REACH compliant, UFABRIK Water & Airtight Tent Textile is designed with sustainability in mind. It is also recyclable, aligning with event organisers that prioritise sustainability goals and low environmental impact. Once an event wraps up, the tent material can be easily stored for future use, repurposed or recycled, minimising waste sent to landfills.
The use of UFABRIK Water & Airtight Tent Textile at the Silverstone Formula 1 Grand Prix demonstrates its superior capabilities of delivering premium quality, safe, and sustainable gazebos. Compliant with international safety and quality standards, it sets a new benchmark for temporary branded event structures.
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