BASIC Reference 170

Storage tent on a slope

Protection class 3 | condensation-protected. A company from the industrial sheet metal processing sector needed additional storage space for its goods. As there was no other possible assembly site on the company premises, the planned storage tent had to be built on a slope. A stable solution from HALTEC convinced the customer.

Space gain
75 m²

Width
7.50 m

Length
10.00 m

Side height
4.40 m

Ridge height
6.00 m

Snow load
1.56 kN/m²

The particular challenge was to erect the desired hall on a site with a 20 cm drop in the transverse direction. The customer approached HALTEC expecting only to be able to erect a "crooked and rickety tent" and was pleasantly surprised. Thanks to the BASIC modular principle, but especially due to the in-house design and production, HALTEC was able to adapt the storage tent perfectly to the conditions on site:

  • the slope of the ground was compensated with supports of different lengths
  • the gap at the end of the roller shutter gate was closed with an angled wedge

HALTEC was thus able to fully fulfil the customer's high demands in terms of quality and appearance. He was happy to accept the longer delivery time and price adjustment for the special equipment.

Reference images and details

Hall façade in special colour

Perfectly customised

Finished in a special colour, the trapezoidal profiles and box gutter blend in perfectly with the overall look of the company premises.

Bright and friendly

Translucent roof tarpaulins allow plenty of daylight into the hall.

Translucent roof tarpaulins
Roller shutter gate with wedge

Seamless floor connection

With the sloping end wedge, the door is flush with the falling surface.

Foundation-free fastening

The hall is securely fixed to the ground with foundation-free ground pegs anchoring.

Foundation-free anchoring
LED lighting storage tent

Brings light into the darkness

The plug-in LED lighting can be switched on at dusk and in the dark.

Well advised. HALTEC.

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

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