BASIC Reference 185
Storage tents for a Polish haulage company
Protection class 3 | condensation-protected. Spacious storage areas are simply a must in the logistics sector! A freight forwarder from Kobylnica in Poland recognised the advantages of BASIC temporary buildings and promptly purchased four large storage tents from HALTEC for temporary expansion.
A constant growth in orders means that the haulage company from northern Poland is constantly on the lookout for profitable solutions to expand its warehouse space. Shortly before, HALTEC had already built a temporary building of over 4,000 m² on the company's premises, and further halls were to follow. HALTEC quickly realised four additional storage tents with a total space gain of 6,000 m², one by one and at a top price-performance ratio.
Thanks to the foundation-free ground pegs anchoring, the halls are not only quick to assemble, but can also be removed years later with virtually no residue. A great advantage that makes the halls ideal for temporary use in the logistics sector.
HALTEC temporary buildings - the special feature is in the detail
- Cost savings thanks to translucent roof tarpaulins for plenty of daylight
- Goods are protected from condensation by interior tarpaulins in the hall roof
- Increased theft protection thanks to robust trapezoidal profile panelling
- Cost-saving ground pegs anchoring to existing substrate
- Quick hall availability thanks to aluminium construction in modular design
A satisfied HALTEC customer
In addition to this hall, the haulage company has also realised two other hall projects with HALTEC:
- 4,380 m² with a HALTEC BASIC temporary building 24.00 x 182.50 m
- 4,200 m² with two HALTEC BASIC temporary buildings 20.00 x 105.00 m
Over time, a total of over 14,000 m² of storage space has been created - an enormous space gain that allows the company to look to a successful future.
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Economic space gain
With a total area of 6,000 m², the large BASIC storage tents ensure a large increase in capacity with maximum cost-effectiveness.
Bright and energy-saving
Translucent roof tarpaulins allow plenty of natural light into the hall during the day. This saves electricity for artificial lighting.
Convenient access
The large door in the gable end of the hall allows not only forklift trucks but also lorries to enter directly.
Foundation costs saved
Foundation-free anchoring to the existing substrate using ground nails enables low construction costs and short assembly times.
Plenty of space
The newly gained storage area offers an enormous amount of space for all kinds of temperature-insensitive goods.
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.
BASIC Reference 185