Advanced Air Dome Technology and Structural Integrity
An air dome is a spacious, column-free structure formed by one or more layers of specially engineered PVC-coated fabric, securely anchored to the ground. What sets it apart is that it requires no traditional structural framework—instead, it relies entirely on internal air pressure to maintain its form and integrity.

A dedicated ventilation system maintains a slight internal overpressure, which preserves the dome’s shape and ensures stability under all weather conditions. Continuous inflation is essential, and the same units can also be used to heat the interior space, creating a comfortable environment year-round. Under standard conditions, the internal pressure typically ranges between 200 and 300 Pascals, depending on the dome’s size and technical specifications.

To maintain a healthy and comfortable indoor atmosphere, the ventilation system continuously circulates fresh, cool air, ensuring excellent air quality for all users inside the dome.

In the event of a power outage or pressure drop, a backup emergency system activates instantly. Additionally, an external generator can provide electricity to all systems, ensuring uninterrupted operation. Air domes are engineered in compliance with international standards and are designed to remain structurally stable even in extreme weather conditions.