Broadwell specializes in industrial domes for a variety of uses: coal storage, grain storage, other raw mining material storage, and warehousing. Your iPhone may have been assembled in a Broadwell dome, as Foxconn has eight domes from Broadwell. The largest dome in the world is a coal storage dome built by Broadwell: 575,000 square feet (1,740 feet long, and 328 feet wide).
Besides Apple's assembly manufacturer Foxconn, Broadwell has provided logistics warehousing domes to McDonalds.
Broadwell can build domes wider than any other manufacturer, capable of going as wide as 500', and nearly limitless length.
Coal Storage
Broadwell has developed innovative solutions for the transfer of coal and other raw material into and out of the dome while maintaining dome pressure. Our industrial domes are the largest in the world.
Grain Storage
Broadwell has provided many grain storage domes -- providing the agricultural sector with the most cost effective structure for large grain warehouse facilities.
Our Clean Air, Anti-pollution Domes
These domes are installed in many schools and sports facilities that exist in high air pollution cities. These domes filter out almost 100% of pollutants and bacteria in the air, significantly reducing the PM2.5 fine particle pollution counts in the air.
Monolithic Domes
Broadwell also produces these domes which are cement domes that can be used for homes, schools, churches and other structures. These domes are extremely energy efficient and strong--able to withstand F5 tornadoes and other disasters.
Project Gallery
Take a 360° tour of the inside of a this coal storage facility!
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