Typical uses for fabric buildings.

Fabric buildings offer versatile solutions for storage, production and weather protection across industry, agriculture, sports and events. The intended use determines the building type

Truss-frame arched building – a durable fabric building for many needs

The truss-frame arched building is a popular choice for protecting machinery and production supplies. It is excellently suited, for example, as:

• A weather shelter for machinery – tractors, trailers and other vehicles stay protected from rain and snow.

• Storage for production supplies – a practical solution for industrial and agricultural needs.

• Winter boat storage – the spacious building makes it possible to protect boats through the winter season.

• A semi-heated production space – can be insulated and fitted with heating.

• A loose-housing barn for livestock – provides animals with shelter from changing weather conditions.

• A weather shelter for heavy vehicle fleets – the drive-through design makes access easy for lorries and machinery.

• Road maintenance storage – for storing grit and salt for winter road care.

Truss-frame gable building

a spacious storage warehouse and sports building. The gable building offers a larger frame and high internal clearance, making it ideal for large-scale storage and production needs. Typical applications include:

• Large storage spaces – for storing large quantities of raw materials or wide product ranges.

• A semi-heated production space – suitable for production use when insulated.

• Winter boat storage – plenty of room even for larger boats.

• An equestrian arena – can be adapted into a fully functional riding arena.

• Weather protection for sports facilities – for covering sports pitches and playing fields.

• An ice rink – also suited to the needs of ice sports.

Industrial Canopy

versatile weather protectionCanopies are flexible structures that provide cost-effective protection for a wide range of supplies, machinery and products. They are used, among other things, as:

• Machinery shelters – for tractors, cars and other vehicles.

• Sales storage – for builders' merchants and hardware stores, for example.

• Agricultural machinery storage – protects tractors, harvesters and other machinery.

• Storage for industrial production supplies – interim storage for supplies and finished products.

• Bulk storage – for storing components and large batches of materials, for example; partition walls can be added to the structure.

Rental buildings

a flexible and cost-effective solutionA rental building is an excellent choice when you need short-term storage or shelter without a permanent investment. They are used especially as:

• Temporary industrial production space – suits seasonal needs and project-specific solutions.

• Seasonal agricultural storage – enables the storage of grain, feed and machinery according to the season.