Tent halls

1. Structure and Materials

• Frame - usually aluminum or steel-aluminum, lightweight yet durable.
• Covering - typically made of high-quality PVC or coated polyester fabric, resistant to weather conditions, UV radiation, and mechanical damage.
• Modularity - allows for quick extension of the hall by adding additional segments.

2. Mobility and Ease of Assembly

• Fast assembly and disassembly compared to traditional buildings.
• No need for deep foundations - paving stones or concrete blocks are often sufficient.
• Possibility of relocation and reuse in another location.

3. Functionality

• Can serve as warehouses, workshops, sports facilities, exhibition halls, event pavilions, or even agricultural buildings (e.g., for machinery or animals).
• Often available with additional options such as gates, doors, windows, lighting, heating, or air conditioning.

4. Economy

• Significantly lower construction cost compared to brick buildings.
• Shorter project completion time.
• Flexibility - possibility to rent or purchase.

5. Resistance and Durability

• Depending on the build quality, they can withstand wind, rain, and snow.
• Year-round halls are reinforced and designed according to snow and wind load standards for the specific climate zone.