SHEERFILL® ARCHITECTURAL & ACOUSTICAL MEMBRANES:
SHEERFILL® II is an innovative architectural membrane used in the construction of the Moses Mabhida Stadium. Developed by Saint-Gobain, a leading global materials company, SHEERFILL® II is a high-performance, translucent fabric membrane engineered to withstand various environmental challenges.
It is used as a roofing material for unique, major architectural projects and offers:
- an unparalleled service life (25 years or more)
- as well as self-cleaning and non-combustible properties.
Key characteristics of SHEERFILL® II include:
Durability: The architectural membrane is designed to endure extreme weather conditions, including UV exposure, temperature fluctuations, and heavy rainfall, ensuring the stadium remains a reliable venue throughout the year.
Translucency: The membrane's translucent properties allow for ample natural light to filter through, reducing the need for artificial lighting during daylight hours and creating an inviting ambiance for events.
Flexibility: SHEERFILL® II's flexibility facilitates creative and versatile architectural designs, enabling the construction of iconic structures like the stadium's impressive arch and canopy.
Energy Efficiency: With its ability to harness natural light, the membrane contributes to energy efficiency, reducing overall energy consumption and the stadium's carbon footprint.
Easy Maintenance: The low-maintenance nature of SHEERFILL® II ensures that the stadium's architectural integrity is upheld without significant upkeep costs.