While the city of Reading is nestled between the Schuylkill River and the Appalachian Mountains, its outlying rural regions are rich in agricultural land.
Whether you are a crop farmer with inadequate space for your harvest, a beef farmer whose herd is outgrowing its living quarters, or a business with assets that need weather protection, we can customize a fabric structure to fit your needs.
Requiring fewer materials and paperwork, a fabric structure costs substantially less than typical stick-frame structures.
With less permitting and foundation work required, we can typically have your structure ready to use in 3 months or less.
From your first call till the last punch-list item is complete, we’ll be there for you with a listening ear and a helping hand.
Are you feeling cramped by insufficient storage space?
Expand your capacity with a customized Thundura structure. Enjoy the convenience of a structure built just for you.
Choose arched or peaked hoops, depending on the look you want or the headspace you need. Available in a wide range of sizes.
Choose the best foundation for your application–from a metal framework, poured concrete sub-walls, or pre-formed concrete blocks.
Choose the features that best suit your scenario, from door styles and ventilation options to fabric colors and custom imprinting.
We are happy to offer a complete Thundura installation for our clients near Reading. From the first time you call, we will be there for you–answering your questions, offering input gathered from our experience, and guiding you through the decisions. When the plan is in place, we will install your structure–from your preferred foundation, to the frame, to the fabric of your choice–our crew members will handle all the details.
Our first fabric structure was built in 2006, but our metal fabrication experience began long before–in 1994, to be exact.
Since then, we have manufactured hundreds of fabric structures. Our goal is to provide cost-efficient and durable solutions to storage woes. Since our structures are considered semi-permanent, they require less paperwork and can be built much faster–a boon to the farmer who needed the space yesterday.
Not only do we create outstanding structures, but we also want to build long-term friendships. Tell us your story–together we’ll craft your fabric structure success!
The area around Reading, Pennsylvania, was originally inhabited by Native American tribes such as the Lenape and the Susquehannocks. In 1748, Thomas and Richard Penn, sons of William Penn, laid out the town. They called it Reading after their father’s county seat in Berkshire, England.
In later years, Reading became a manufacturing center and transportation hub, with textile, iron, and steel factories exporting their products by roads, railroads, and canals. Agriculture was and still is an important part of the surrounding area.
Today, you can take in the sights from the top of the iconic Reading Pagoda or take a hike around nearby Blue Marsh Lake.
If you are a farmer near Reading, Pennsylvania, check out Thundura’s innovative storage solutions–fabric structures!
We explore your application and discuss which options best fit your needs.
Relax while we engineer specific solutions for a structure optimized for your needs.
Approve the project quotation and sit back to watch your structure develop.
Solve your storage problem with a Thundura fabric structure–extreme durability, first-class components, and top-notch weather protection.
Ideal solution for storing dry commodities, with plenty of headroom for large equipment usage.
Great storage option for storing crops, equipment, or anything else only requiring unheated weather protection.
Popular choice for an additional livestock barn, with several options available for doors and ventilation.
Innovative solutions for anything needing weather protection–from orchards to manure storage.
From your first phone call to the last installation detail, we are passionate about making your Thundura journey simple and enjoyable.
Our service area for installations is a 3-hour drive from our home in Bernville, a small town near Reading, Pennsylvania. This includes, but is not limited to: