Arched halls

Do you need a flexible and mobile solution to expand your storage capacity or the covered area of your agricultural or industrial premises? Arched halls have no internal columns, which means their entire floor area can be used to its full potential and efficiently.

The galvanised steel structure ensures a long service life, whilst the PVC tarpaulin protects goods from adverse weather conditions and sunlight.

What are arched halls?

Arched tent halls are versatile permanent or temporary structures without central posts, covered with highly durable PVC tarpaulin. They serve as year-round permanent or temporary shelters designed to protect materials, goods, equipment, agricultural produce and animals from the elements.

The arched structure is one of the most stable geometric shapes. It ensures a sturdy structure and almost perfect protection against the weather, including wind. Thanks to the absence of central posts or cross-beams, arched halls provide a continuous space for manoeuvring, even with large agricultural or construction machinery.

The PVC tarpaulin covering the structure is available in two variants with weights of 750 and 900 g/m². The weight should be chosen according to where the hall will be used; the higher weight is suitable for demanding conditions, whilst the lower weight is suitable for general purposes.

How are arched halls used?

The unique architecture of arched tent halls allows them to be used in an exceptionally wide range of applications across various sectors:

  • Agrosector

    A popular solution for sheltering animals, hay, feed and bales of straw.

  • Protection of vehicles and equipment

    Tarpaulin garages for tractors, combine harvesters, trailers, lorries, construction machinery, as well as boats and recreational vehicles, provide protection against the weather, low temperatures and UV radiation.

  • Industry and logistics

    Flexible storage space for palletised goods, building materials, timber, plastics, metal profiles and bulk commodities, or practical temporary distribution and transhipment centres.

  • Covered workspaces

    A common temporary solution for car repair shops and workshops, as well as assembly areas on building sites, sorting lines in agriculture and temporary premises during building renovations.

Advantages of arched tent halls

  • Easy to assemble

    The process is straightforward and does not require the use of any special equipment. Assistance is available from the Slovak instructions or from our technicians.

  • No paved surface

    This type of tent hall can be safely erected even in more challenging conditions and on unpaved surfaces.

  • Flexibility

    An arched tent hall can be extended or shortened at any time, and can also be easily relocated to suit current requirements.

  • Durability

    The galvanised steel structure guarantees reliable and stable performance for up to 20 years, and in some cases even longer.

  • Suitable for all weather conditions

    Arched halls can withstand strong winds, rain and snow, and are suitable for year-round use.

  • Savings on investment costs

    A fully-fledged, versatile covered space at a fraction of the cost of a brick-built hall, with lower maintenance requirements.

Prices for arched halls

From a financial perspective, purchasing an arched tent hall represents a highly cost-effective solution compared with the traditional construction of brick-built halls. The final price depends primarily on its dimensions, the weight per square metre of the PVC tarpaulin, the design of the structure, the method of anchoring and the type of ground.

On Hagroland.sk, arched halls are currently available at prices ranging from 1 610,00 € to 17 390,00 €.

Why shop at Hagroland.sk

We are a reliable and trusted supplier of tent halls, with many years’ experience and hundreds of successful projects and satisfied customers. We ensure a smooth and professional delivery, carry out any necessary site preparation and handle the assembly itself.

You can also rely on us for durable and reliable fencing or for fitting out your warehouse with high-quality metal shelving. Testimonials from our clients are further proof of our meticulous work.

Haven’t found what you were looking for, or are you unsure about choosing the right product? Contact us! We’ll be happy to help and answer all your questions!

Frequently asked questions

Does an arched hall require planning permission?

In most cases, arched tent halls with a floor area of up to 25 m² do not require planning permission, and for temporary structures lasting up to three years, it is sufficient to notify the relevant planning authority of a minor construction project. For larger permanent structures, the project must be assessed.

As arched tent halls are not permanently fixed to the ground by concrete foundations, they often fall into the category of temporary structures or minor structures. However, it is always advisable to check the requirements with the relevant local building authority before starting assembly.

What is the service life of an arched tent hall?

The service life of the hot-dip galvanised steel supporting structure is 20 years, and in some cases up to 30 years. A PVC tarpaulin with a weight of 750 to 900 g/m² has a service life of 10 to 15 years when correctly tensioned. Should the tarpaulin wear out, it can be easily replaced or repaired without the need to replace the steel frame.

The long service life is primarily influenced by the quality of the hot-dip galvanising of the steel, which protects the tubes from rusting both inside and out. The tarpaulin covering contains special UV inhibitors which prevent the material from becoming brittle and degrading due to exposure to sunlight. The key to maximising the fabric’s service life is ensuring it is sufficiently and regularly tensioned, thereby preventing it from chafing.

How is an arched hall secured to an unpaved surface?

On unpaved surfaces, such as compacted earth, gravel or grass, the arched hall is anchored using steel ground pegs measuring between 0.8 and 1.5 metres in length. These are driven directly into the ground through the structure’s anchor feet. This system ensures high stability and resistance to being uprooted, even in strong winds.

Installation on an unpaved surface saves a considerable amount of money and time, as it does not require costly concrete foundations.

How does an arched hall withstand wind and snow in winter?

The arched shape of the hall naturally reduces wind resistance and helps snow to slide off, thereby preventing excessive loading on the roof structure. Provided the PVC tarpaulin is correctly tensioned and the steel ribs are of a suitable density, the hall provides a safe shelter even in harsh winter conditions.

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