BASIC Reference 065
Temporary building to protect an excavation site
Protection class 2 | uninsulated. The Hanseatic city of Lübeck needed a hall for a very special purpose. Archaeological excavations were to take place in the middle of the city. The challenge: The excavation site was not allowed to get wet. HALTEC had the perfect solution!
At the site of the archaeological excavations, the ground conditions were anything but normal for a hall construction. Where the ground is usually level, the hall construction had to be customised. The solution was customised supports and trapezoidal sheet metal.
Sensible equipment
In the HALTEC BASIC-protection class 2 | uninsulated temporary building, suitable equipment options were installed for the intended purpose. The PVC tarpaulin roof cladding ensures concentrated work inside the hall. These translucent tarpaulins create daylight-like conditions in the hall. On dark days, the mobile lighting system can be switched on. The shop windows, through which interested parties can observe the excavations up close, are also a particular eye-catcher.
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Efficient protection for the excavation
The HALTEC BASIC temporary building for rent was erected in the centre of the excavation site.
Bright hall interior
Translucent roof tarpaulins provide excellent lighting conditions for the excavation work.
Always an eye-catcher
Large shop windows provide a view from the outside and illuminate the hall with additional daylight.
Customised
Supports and trapezoidal profiles were customised to the substrate conditions.
Well advised. HALTEC.
Building a hall raises many questions. Our online guide has detailed answers for you.
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BASIC Reference 065