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Huge storage tent system for a scaffolder

Protection class 2 | uninsulated. A large corporation from Austria had to massively expand its storage area at short notice. To protect the stored goods from wind and weather, HALTEC erected nine identical storage tents for rent on an area of 18,000 m².

Space gain
18,000 m²

Width
9x 20.00 m

Length
9x 100.00 m

Side height
9x 4.40 m

Ridge height
9x 7.09 m

Snow load
9x 0.94 kN/m²

The non-insulated storage tents, each measuring 2,000 m², are the ideal solution for temperature-insensitive goods. The special feature of this project was that the tent halls were only required for a limited utilisation period of around one and a half years. Thanks to the powerful HALTEC rental pool, this requirement was easily met.

Economical use of space

Thanks to the hall anchoring with ground spikes, the halls can be dismantled almost completely at the end of their use. The huge asphalt surface can then be used by the customer for other purposes immediately. Economic efficiency par excellence!

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Huge storage tent system

Huge space gain

With a total of nine identical halls, HALTEC created 18,000 m² of roofed, temporary storage space.

Bright hall interior

Translucent roof tarpaulins provide daylight-like conditions and save energy costs.

Storage tent as scaffolding storage
Tarpaulin sliding gate in a gable wall

Easy access to the hall

Large tarpaulin sliding gates are easy to handle and suitable for large lorries to drive through.

Foundation-free anchoring

Ground pegs are ideal as anchors for the temporary use of storage tents - quick to install and can be removed almost without leaving any residue.

Hall anchoring with ground pegs
Exterior lighting on gable

Well illuminated

In outdoor areas, high-pressure sodium vapour luminaires ensure bright access routes at all times.

Well advised. HALTEC.

Building a hall raises many questions. Our online guide has detailed answers for you.

Find out how you can erect temporary buildings without foundations using soil nails. What you need to consider when obtaining approval for temporary buildings and which types of foundations are suitable if the temporary building is to be anchored with heavy-duty anchors. We also explain how temporary buildings can be moved on rails or attached without anchoring using ballast only.