BASIC Reference 191
Hall construction in Poland for international group
Protection class 5 | fully insulated. Are you looking for a profitable way to generate more storage capacity? An international beverage manufacturer shows how it's done with its warehouse construction in Poland! Within a short space of time, 13,800 m² of new storage space was created for pre-filled goods and all raw materials.
The desire for more storage space drew the beverage manufacturer's attention to HALTEC. The temperature-sensitive raw materials and the pre-filled beverages needed reliable protection for optimum storage. With a total of seven halls, HALTEC realised a huge warehouse in Poland that leaves nothing to be desired. Large Aluflex.plus halls were built, in insulated and non-insulated versions, to ensure professional warehousing.
- Temperature-sensitive raw materials are stored in three fully insulated halls with sandwich panels in the roof and wall cladding.
- Four non-insulated halls provide adequate weather protection for the finished bottled beverages.
With a span of 20.00 metres and an eaves height of 6.00 metres, the HALTEC warehouses in Poland offer an enormous amount of space inside. Thanks to the generous side height and self-supporting span without intermediate supports, the goods can be stacked over a large area up to the roof. A generous space gain that was clearly worth it!
Hall construction in Poland delivered on time
It was clear from the outset that the hall construction in Poland had to be completed by a certain date. An exact assembly schedule showed when which warehouse was to be built. Good arrangements in advance and a well-coordinated assembly team made it possible for HALTEC to complete the halls even faster than expected.
Building a hall complex & remaining financially flexible
It's easy with the HALTEC rental concept. The client does not pay the full purchase price for the huge hall construction in Poland, but only a fraction as rent. The beverage manufacturer greatly appreciates the hall rental - it allows him to remain financially and spatially flexible. After the three-year rental period, the company can decide for itself whether to continue renting the halls, buy them or return them.
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Large hall complex
Within a short space of time, a 13,800 m² warehouse complex was created for pre-filled goods and all raw materials.
Well protected
The temperature-sensitive raw materials can be stored safely at a constant temperature in 6,000 m² sandwich halls.
Building a non-insulated hall
The beverages ready for delivery are stored temporarily in 7,800 m² of non-insulated halls, protected from the weather and safe.
Access for large vehicles
The large electric roller shutter gates in each gable end make it easy to drive in and out of the warehouses.
Optimum sealing
The BASIC halls are neatly sealed to the floor with a bitumen membrane.
Foundations saved
The foundation-free anchored warehouses are robustly fixed to the ground with pegs. This type of assembly saves time and costs.
High-quality wall cladding
Both warehouse façades - insulated and non-insulated - give the warehouses a high-quality appearance and allow them to be used as required.
Well advised. HALTEC.
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BASIC Reference 191