Oval glass-steel exhibition hall from demolition project. Further details in writing. Request with reference no. hbs1175fO.  ...

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Lightweight steel hall hL40m x hB12.5m x dH5.7m. This is a lightweight building, built in 2008, whose hot-dip galvanized supporting structure and the building envelope made of trapezoidal sheet metal including various fixtures, except for the dented trapezoidal sheet metal wall panels and the polycarbonate panels of the light ridge, can be reused. SUPPORTING STRUCTURE: The primary structure consists of hot-rolled and hot-dip galvanized IPE solid profiles. Main frame supports/trusses (IPE 240 of grade S 355 J2 G3) with suspended tension strap (FL 60x15 of grade S 355 J2 G3). Gable beams (IPE 240 of grade S 235 J2 G2) and gable columns (IPE 200 of grade S 235 J2 G2). Horizontal beam under  ...

Lightweight steel hall hL40m x hB12.5m x dH5.7m. This is a lightweight hall with a hot-dip galvanized supporting structure that can be reused. The trapezoidal sheets on the walls as well as the trapezoidal sheets on the roof and the polycarbonate ridge panels should or must be renewed, whereby the building envelope could also be clad with thermal insulation made of sandwich panels, depending on use. SUPPORTING STRUCTURE: The primary structure consists of hot-rolled and hot-dip galvanized IPE solid profiles. Main frame supports/trusses (IPE 240 of grade S 355 J2 G3) with suspended tension strap (FL 60x15 of grade S 355 J2 G3). Gable beams (IPE 240 of grade S 235 J2 G2) and gable columns ( ...

Free-span mobile hall built in 2024 with a covered BG area of approx. 170 m², which is to be dismantled in the short term. POSSIBLE USES: as a construction site hall, equipment/machine hall, warehouse and much more. Hall length: 13.00 m; column grid: 4.33 m; Hall width: 13.00 m; Eaves height: 6.00 m; ridge height: 7.74 m; Snow load: Sk, max = 1.25 kN/m², snow load zone 2. HALL STRUCTURE: the primary construction consists of 4 hot-dip galvanized bolted steel profile frames of steel grade S 355. WIND ASSOCIATIONS: the wind unions in the roof and in the side walls best. made of round rods arranged in a cross shape with rolled up thread and turnbuckles. ROOF and WA ...