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!

Yes! We’ll gladly assemble your structure. We always use professional and trained assemblers.

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.

Whether or not a construction permit is required depends on your project. The best way to find out is to contact your municipality or local council and ask them directly. Or, if you prefer, we’re happy to take care of the entire application process. We’re always ready to help with blueprints and any other documentation you need when requesting a construction permit. Contact us for more information!

Because their steel frames are made of high-strength steel, fabric structures have a lifespan of several decades. The technical lifespan of the technical textile is about 25 to 30 years, but you can easily change it out if you need to, without affecting the frame. All steel frames in our fabric structures are hot-dip galvanized and therefore completely rust-protected in accordance with EN 1461.

A fabric structure requires very little maintenance. However, it should be inspected at regular intervals for loose or damaged seams, tears or slits in the fabric and any signs of moisture infiltration. If you’re interested, we offer service and maintenance contracts upon agreement. We’ll then service the hall ourselves so you can feel confident that all the maintenance is taken care of and that all inspection requirements are followed in a safe and economical way.