IDOME
Corporate brand
UnclaimedSouth Korean specialist manufacturer of tent structures and membrane architecture, providing design, fabrication, sales, rental and installation.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
IDOME (Korean: 아이돔, also styled IDOME INTERNATIONAL DOME) is a South Korean company specialising in the design, fabrication, sale, rental and installation of tent structures and membrane architecture. According to its official website, the business handles a wide range of structural types including membrane structures (막구조), Steel T.F.S, Air dome, Sprung Tent, Aluminum-Hall, Tsp tent, Saddle, D.F.S.S tent, Hard tent and MQ tent. These are used for event venues, exhibition halls, rest areas, performance stages and construction-related structures, with custom design offered for different purposes and sites. The company traces its origins to 1979, when a predecessor tent business (새마을 천막사) was founded. The IDOME name itself was established in 2007, and in 2011 the business was incorporated as a stock company (주식회사 아이돔). Over the decades it has carried out projects for major Korean events and institutions, including the Pyeongchang Olympics, Yeosu Expo, Samsung Everland, Lotte World and the Jeonju International Fermented Food Expo, as well as public-sector and corporate clients such as Hyundai Motor research centres and various national parks and sports facilities. IDOME positions itself as a one-stop provider covering design through installation and dismantling nationwide, with a specialist construction team. Its service model combines manufacturing and sales with rental options, allowing customers to choose between short-term event use and longer-term deployment. The company is based in South Korea and operates primarily in the domestic market, while its history also records at least one export project (membrane structures produced for Hanwha Polydreamer in Finland). As a private, non-listed enterprise, IDOME does not publish detailed financial information in the supplied sources. Its public profile rests mainly on its project portfolio and its range of tent and membrane structure products.
History
IDOME's history begins in 1979 with the founding of a predecessor tent company, Saemaeul Tent (새마을 천막사). In its early decades the business focused on regional festivals and expo venues, large-space exhibition halls and event rest areas. The IDOME name was established in 2007, the same year the company completed projects such as a logistics warehouse for Dongbang Paper, a sliding dome for Incheon Science High School, modernisation of the Hadong permanent market, membrane structures for Cirque du Soleil's Kooza, and rest facilities at the Hantaek Botanical Garden. Also in 2007 it worked on the Jeonju International Fermented Food Expo and a comprehensive shooting range in Cheongwon. In 2008 IDOME carried out membrane work for Jungbu City Gas. In 2009 it delivered a large-space exhibition hall and rest facilities for the Incheon World City Festival, produced membrane structures exported to Finland for Hanwha Polydreamer, and completed a gable membrane structure in the central area of Ansan's Jungang shopping district. In 2010 the company completed spectator shade canopies in Ulsan's Beomseo and Sangbuk neighbourhood parks, registered as a partner of Samsung Everland and Lotte World, and carried out membrane works at Hyundai Motor's Namyang and Mabuk research centres, a swimming pool shade canopy at a Daejeon park for Poonglim Construction, and a shade canopy at the Century 21 golf course. In 2011 IDOME converted into a stock company (주식회사 아이돔). That year it completed spectator shade canopies at Hongmyeong High School in Ulsan, membrane structures for parking and rest facilities at the Korea Bo-seon industrial complex, rest facilities for the Cha Bum-kun football school on the Han River bank, rest facilities at the Misari Rowing Course, a membrane pergola at the Paradiya apartment complex in Gumi, and a rest area at the Punggi train carriage. Between 2012 and 2014 the company continued to expand its portfolio. In 2012 it worked on spectator shade canopies at the Pohang Marine Corps training centre, an outdoor stage at Soyosan in Dongducheon, shade structures at the Pohang Hyeongsan River rowing course, a roof membrane for the Imsil fire experience centre, interior membrane work for Top Chef in Gangnam, rest facilities at the KAI satellite centre, rest facilities and a large-space exhibition hall at the Yeosu Expo, a picnic area and Horror Maze 2 at Samsung Everland, a football field spectator canopy at the Yeongdeok wind power plant, and rest facilities at the Ulsan Bangeojin port. In 2013 it completed an outdoor stage at Gyeryongsan National Park, rest facilities for the Korean Red Cross headquarters, expansion of the Pohang Marine Corps spectator canopy, a roof membrane for the Kongdu main store, outdoor stages in Yangsan and Ulsan, a rest area for the Yongin fire station, an outdoor stage at Gongju Sanseong Market, a spectator canopy at Hanil Girls' High School in Changwon, a membrane canopy at an archery range in Ulsan, rest facilities at Yeocheon Stream in Ulsan, a roof membrane at Ulsan Stadium, a ticket office rest area at the National Institute of Ecology, an outdoor stage at Gosan traditional market, a plaza membrane structure at Sunchang General Market, and exhibition and rest facilities at the Suncheon Garden Expo. In 2014 it worked on an outdoor stage at Songchu Valley in Bukhansan National Park, a playground rest area at the National Institute of Ecology in Seocheon, a spectator canopy at Chungdae High School, an outdoor stage at the Lotte Hotel swimming pool in Seogwipo, Jeju, a second-phase roof membrane expansion at Ulsan Stadium, rest facilities at Yonsei River Terrace, membrane structures and rest facilities for the Incheon Asian Games, a roof membrane at Yeongcheon riding club, and membrane work at the Gumi KM Green waste treatment plant. From 2015 onward the company continued with projects such as the Samsung Everland Sky Dancing membrane structure, shade canopies for a nursing home in Incheon, parasols at Shingu University Botanical Garden, an outdoor awning for Shilla Duty Free, a shade canopy at the Gimpo Naum factory, a stage membrane at the Textbook Museum, and a main stand membrane structure at the Inje public stadium. The supplied history page is truncated at this point, but the company's website also cites later major projects including the Pyeongchang Olympics, Yeosu Expo, Samsung Everland, Lotte World and the Jeonju International Fermented Food Expo as evidence of its experience with large domestic and international events and public institution projects.
- 2015
Projects include Samsung Everland Sky Dancing membrane structure, Incheon nursing home shade canopy, Shingu University Botanical Garden parasols, Shilla Duty Free outdoor awning, Gimpo Naum factory shade canopy, Textbook Museum stage membrane, Inje public stadium main stand membrane structure.
- 2014
Projects include Bukhansan National Park Songchu Valley outdoor stage, National Institute of Ecology playground rest area, Chungdae High School spectator canopy, Lotte Hotel Seogwipo swimming pool outdoor stage, Ulsan Stadium roof membrane second-phase expansion, Yonsei River Terrace rest facilities, Incheon Asian Games membrane structures and rest facilities, Yeongcheon riding club roof membrane, Gumi KM Green waste treatment plant membrane work.
- 2013
Projects include Gyeryongsan National Park outdoor stage, Korean Red Cross headquarters rest facilities, Pohang Marine Corps spectator canopy expansion, Kongdu main store roof membrane, Yangsan and Ulsan outdoor stages, Yongin fire station rest area, Gongju Sanseong Market outdoor stage, Changwon Hanil Girls' High School spectator canopy, Ulsan archery range membrane canopy, Ulsan Yeocheon Stream rest facilities, Ulsan Stadium roof membrane, National Institute of Ecology ticket office rest area, Gosan traditional market outdoor stage, Sunchang General Market plaza membrane structure, Suncheon Garden Expo exhibition and rest facilities.
- 2012
Projects include Pohang Marine Corps training centre spectator canopy, Soyosan outdoor stage, Pohang Hyeongsan River rowing course shade structures, Imsil fire experience centre roof membrane, Gangnam Top Chef interior membrane, KAI satellite centre rest facilities, Yeosu Expo rest facilities and large-space exhibition hall, Samsung Everland picnic area and Horror Maze 2, Yeongdeok wind power plant football field spectator canopy, Ulsan Bangeojin port rest area.
- 2011
Converted into a stock company (주식회사 아이돔); projects include Ulsan Hongmyeong High School spectator canopy, Korea Bo-seon industrial complex parking and rest facilities, Cha Bum-kun football school rest facilities, Misari Rowing Course rest facilities, Gumi Paradiya apartment membrane pergola, Punggi train carriage rest area.
- 2010
Spectator shade canopies in Ulsan Beomseo and Sangbuk parks; registered as partner of Samsung Everland and Lotte World; membrane works at Hyundai Motor Namyang and Mabuk research centres; Daejeon swimming pool shade canopy; Century 21 golf course shade canopy.
- 2009
Incheon World City Festival large-space exhibition hall and rest facilities; membrane structures exported to Finland for Hanwha Polydreamer; Ansan Jungang shopping district gable membrane structure.
- 2008
Membrane structure work for Jungbu City Gas.
- 2007
IDOME established; projects include Dongbang Paper logistics warehouse, Incheon Science High School sliding dome, Hadong market modernisation, Cirque du Soleil Kooza membrane structures, Hantaek Botanical Garden rest facilities, Jeonju International Fermented Food Expo and Cheongwon shooting range.
- 1979
Predecessor Saemaeul Tent (새마을 천막사) founded.
Products and positioning
One-stop specialist for tent and membrane structures, covering design, fabrication, sales, rental and installation nationwide.
Membrane structures (막구조)
Steel T.F.S
Air dome
Sprung Tent
Aluminum-Hall
Tsp tent
Saddle
D.F.S.S tent
Hard tent
MQ tent
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