Industrial Buildings: Our innovative solutions

If you are free in your decision, also consider the accessibility conditions when choosing your site. The hall should be easily accessible from roads and motorways to facilitate the transport of goods and raw materials. Proximity to harbours or airports can also be an advantage if the products are to be exported abroad. Another important aspect is good public transport connections to make it easier for customers and skilled workers to travel to the hall location.

Before deciding on a location, the trade taxes and levies, which are often set very differently by the city or municipality, can also be a decisive factor. In addition, the development plan should be consulted, in which possible restrictions on the use and design of the industrial hall or information on the surrounding area of the property are listed. In case of doubt, an expert should be consulted in order to make a decision.

A well thought-out ground plan enables the ideal use of the available space and contributes significantly to the optimisation of all work processes in the industrial hall. The size of the hall depends heavily on the requirements of the company and is tailored to its economic needs, whereby the right hall size is decisive for the optimum cost-benefit ratio and for efficient work processes.

The equipment of an industrial hall depends on the needs of the company. Factors such as lighting, ventilation and heating play an important role. Important equipment elements can be roller shutters, high-speed doors, steel doors, windows or skylights. The accessories can also be customised: These include, for example, various lighting options, a glass facade or approach protection. Both equipment and accessories should be selected in such a way that they meet the company’s requirements and optimise work processes in the long term.

When designing an industrial building, the loads specified at the construction site must be taken into account and legal standards and regulations must be complied with. Industrial buildings from HTS are designed for wind and snow loads in accordance with DIN EN 13782 (temporary construction) and DIN EN 1991 (permanent construction). This ensures that the halls meet the required standards and are safe.

Temporary buildings, also known as industrial tents provide a quick, easy and effective way to create space for your company. Because of the modular characteristics, along with the many possibilities of dimensions, materials, equipment and accessories, they can be used for a wide range of applications from warehousing to exhibition halls.

Depending on factors such as size and equipment, installation time may vary. Smaller temporary building structures can be set up in just a few days whereas much larger structures with different features can take two to three weeks. We offer a global assembly service. In case you prefer to take care of the assembly yourself, we are happy to support you with our expertise.

Typical examples of industrial tents are storage areas, production buildings and workshops, but they are also functional and suitable for a huge variety of alternate applications.

Temporary industrial buildings can be used for many purposes such as storage, to cover construction sites or loading bays, as workshops or vehicle depots, production spaces or marketing suites.

Residential buildings are where people live, whereas commercial buildings are workplaces such as offices, stores or event halls. Warehouses, storage areas, production buildings and workshops are usually considered industrial buildings.