Steel halls for heavy snow areas

Halls with a steel or steel truss structure for larger spans and higher snow loads. A steep roof pitch helps snow and water slide off faster.

Advantages

  • Higher snow and wind load capacity
  • Larger spans without inner columns
  • Steep roof pitch for easier snow removal
  • Galvanised steel structure
  • Sheet metal or sandwich panel cladding

Typical uses

  • Industrial warehouses
  • Production halls
  • Halls in mountainous and snowy areas
  • Salt and grit storage
  • Agricultural buildings
  • Garages for heavy machinery

Aluminium or steel?

An aluminium structure is lighter and faster to erect, which suits most warehouses and events. Steel and steel truss structures are meant for larger spans and sites with higher snow loads. We check which version suits your site when preparing the quote.

Equipment and options

Walls can be clad with PVC fabric, trapezoidal sheet metal or sandwich panels. PVC is light and cost-effective, sheet metal resists damage, and sandwich panels provide thermal and acoustic insulation. Individual elements are quick to replace.

FAQ

Do I need a building permit for a tent hall?

It depends on the size, how long the hall will stand and the location. We recommend checking with your local authority before installation. We help you prepare the technical documentation.

How quickly can the hall be installed?

Delivery and installation time depends on the size and equipment of the hall. The installation itself usually takes a few days. The exact timeline is stated in the quote.

Can the hall be extended or moved later?

Yes. The structure is modular, so it can be extended by additional bays, dismantled and erected at another site.

Is the hall suitable for snow and wind?

The structure is designed for the snow and wind loads at your site. Reinforced steel versions are available for areas with heavy snowfall.

Request a quote

Tell us the approximate size and purpose and we will prepare a solution and a quote.

We reply within 3 working days at the latest.