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Temporary building as a warehouse for a vehicle manufacturer
Protection class 3 | condensation-protected. A long-established vehicle manufacturer from northern Germany needed a hall for storing goods and canopying vehicles. HALTEC realised a temporary building suitable for all requirements.
In order to create more storage space and storage facilities, a vehicle manufacturer from northern Germany decided in favour of a temporary building from HALTEC. As the customer wanted to use the hall permanently, he decided to buy it. The 1,500 m² hall has numerous equipment details to offer. It is equipped with eight metal sliding doors and eight escape doors, each installed in the gable and side walls. The hall was anchored to an on-site concrete foundation using dowels. The strip foundation design is almost ideal for this permanent building. It is uncomplicated to construct and comparatively inexpensive.
Protection against moisture and damp
When selecting a suitable temporary building, it was particularly important to the vehicle manufacturer that the stored vehicles were effectively protected from moisture. Interior tarpaulins drain condensation to the outside.
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Safety protection
Trapezoidal profiles as wall cladding increase theft protection and give the building a typical hall character.
High stability
Cable bracing in the walls and tension cables in the eaves defy wind and snow loads.
Simple hall entrance
The lockable and maintenance-free trapezoidal sliding gate is guided on the floor by plastic rollers, making it easy to open and close.
Bright hall interior
Translucent roof tarpaulins bring plenty of daylight into the hall. The plug-in lighting can be switched on if required.
Robustly anchored
The temporary building is permanently anchored to a concrete foundation with dowels.
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.
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