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The primary purpose of indoor barriers is to optimise safety, but they can also redefine spaces and be a design element in their own right. For example, stainless steel

Public suspended artwork installations can enhance an urban landscape through colour, form, shape, a sense of playfulness and even storytelling. Tensile has been involved in designing and installing cable

At Tensile, our team is committed to creating eco-friendly barriers that contribute to greater sustainability in architecture. This can be achieved by various means – including careful material selection,

High real estate costs and lack of vacant land in our cities has led to the growth of ‘vertical schools’ – multi-level buildings that extend upwards rather than outwards.

Tensile has expertise in designing and installing many types of fall protection. This includes guardrails, safety nets, fences, anti-throw screens and full-length multi-storey barriers.

Modern building and construction accessories for safety barriers don’t have to be merely functional. They can be used to enhance the structure, adding to its aesthetic style ...

Tensile is committed to improved sustainability in architecture, and our tensile solutions reflect this. Buildings are responsible for almost 40% of energy-related CO2 emissions globally.

As cities grow and the amount of available land dwindles, there is a trend to go higher, creating elevated gardens, walkways, and vertical buildings with atriums.

Multi-level atrium spaces require robust barriers that meet safety codes. We specialise in engineering barriers that provide essential fall protection, without overpowering the design.

Large-scale multi-level infrastructure projects require barriers that comply with building codes in terms of fall protection and non-climbability. Appearance also plays an important role, especially in commercial projects.