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Fabric structures are often used as temporary or permanent storage spaces, but in fact has many other uses. Structures can be covered with technical textile, sandwich cladding or sheet metal, all of which can withstand demanding weather and wind conditions. The biggest advantages of building a fabric structure are the low costs and high practicality. Fabric structures can be assembled quickly and adapted to meet the needs of any business. They’re also energy efficient, making them one of the most cost-effective options available to a business that needs to store large quantities of goods. Fabric structures from Hallgruppen can be delivered in both standard and special sizes. Contact us for more information!

The delivery time for our fabric structures is very short. We keep many standard sizes in stock and can thus deliver very quickly. Design, manufacture and assembly time can be affected by the size of the hall, intended use, specific customer customizations and season. Contact us and we’ll let you know the delivery time for a structure that meets your needs!

Assembling a fabric structure is very fast. Exact assembly time of course depends on how large and complicated the structure is. Other things that affect assembly time are geographical location and anchoring requirements. When giving you a quotation, we’ll also provide an estimate of the time for assembly.

Of course you can! With the right heating and insulation, you can keep your fabric structure warm and comfortable all winter. We insulate our structures in a way that ensures good insulation value. Then, your fabric structure can be equipped with one of several heating solutions, such as an air source heat pump.

The foundation should preferably be flat, stable and able to support the weight of the storage structure. It’s also recommended that the foundation has a moisture barrier to prevent water seeping up from the ground and damaging the structure. We generally assemble storage warehouses on a well-packed gravel foundation. However, we can install them on all types of surfaces. Concrete, asphalt, gravel and paving stones are all viable options!

A fabric structure can take a lot of wind, but it’s important to make sure the structure is properly attached to the ground. Our constructions are developed according to the EN Eurocodes, which require calculations of snow and wind loads for the precise location in which each structure is to be assembled.