Overview of temporary building prices

The type of cladding is determined by the required protection or the respective utilisation requirements. This decision also influences the prices of the hall. For example, a storage tent clad all round with PVC tarpaulins is cheaper than a temporary building clad with trapezoidal sheet metal or even sandwich panels. SAVING TIP: A simple, tarpaulin-covered hall is perfectly adequate for warehousing goods that are not sensitive to temperature. The assembly price is also more favourable, as these halls can be assembled more quickly.

When building a temporary building, it should be noted that the span and side height in particular have an influence on the prices. It can therefore be more favourable to build a hall longer instead of wider. For example, a hall measuring 15.0 x 40.0 m is generally cheaper than one measuring 20.0 x 30.0 m. SAVING TIP: Don't build with space in reserve, but only as large as you currently need. If you need more space at some point, the hall can be flexibly extended at any time.

The temporary building price depends on the regional location of the hall. The required snow and wind loads as well as the ground at the installation site are decisive factors. Building a hall on the coast or in high-altitude areas is more complex and therefore more cost-intensive. SAVING TIP: If possible, choose an existing paved or asphalt surface that is sufficiently large and level as the installation area.

Depending on the utilisation requirements, individual equipment is needed. Due to their design, prefabricated steel buildings can be customised to the respective requirements. SAVING TIP: Manual sliding gates are usually sufficient. These are cheaper and, on top of that, there are no costs for the legally prescribed maintenance intervals.

The simplest and most cost-effective way of securing a hall is foundation-free ground pegs anchoring. Anchoring with heavy-duty dowels, on the other hand, requires foundations. This significantly increases the prices and construction time of a hall project. As a rule, every structural analysis is calculated for both anchoring by ground pegs and dowels. SAVING TIP: If possible, try to obtain a permit for cost-effective ground pegs anchoring. Our experienced space gain experts will be happy to advise you.

The HALTEC BASIC range of halls is designed as a modular system with many identical components. This is the only way to achieve the top price-performance ratio we offer. If, for example, you would like a different colour for the cladding of your hall, this is no problem. However, this will also increase the prices of your temporary building. SAVING TIP: Stick to the standard range if possible. This will give you the best prices and the shortest delivery time.

Procurement markets and commodity prices go crazy, especially in times of crisis. Steel and aluminium in particular are sometimes subject to major price fluctuations. SAVING TIP: Buy directly from the manufacturer, buy directly from HALTEC. We procure our raw materials with foresight and in large quantities so that we can always offer you a fair price.