Turnkey concrete halls

After the investor contacts us with a request (by phone, email, via the request form or using the hall configurator on our website), we contact the investor by phone. We try to clarify their idea of the hall as much as possible. Then we prepare a price offer. If the offer interests the investor, usually a personal meeting follows. At the meeting, we review the price offer together and explain technical details. The next step is either design work on the hall or signing the contract for delivery.

We offer both types of hall structures. The deciding factor for the choice of structure type is the required fire resistance, which is stated in the fire safety solution of the hall – PBŘ. Fire resistance is set based on the building's intended use. We naturally advise the investor on the initial design of the structure. If the hall can be designed with either a steel structure or a concrete one, we consider financial costs and always choose the more advantageous option for the investor.

When choosing a prefabricated hall, you will face many questions that can influence your decision. The key is to have a clear idea of the hall's purpose and to consult your requirements directly with the manufacturer, who will provide not only a price offer but also expert advice regarding structure, building permits, or possible visualizations. Each project is unique, and an individual approach ensures the hall exactly meets your needs.

The difficulty of building halls with reinforced concrete structures is practically comparable to steel halls. The basis is a well-prepared site (soil stripping, prepared hardened surfaces, etc.). Necessary information is always provided. Our construction managers handle all essential details with the customer beforehand. The construction time is also comparable. Differences usually occur in the type of foundations (pile or slab foundations).

Of course. Concrete structures serve as the primary load-bearing structure, supplemented by steel elements such as lintels for gates, windows, doors. It is also possible to divide the hall concept into a concrete part and a steel part. It depends on fire resistance requirements of the structure. For example, an administrative part can be attached to a storage part, where steel is more advantageous.