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Standard Components and Accessories
Industrial Buildings.

Discover our range of standard components and accessories. Our Canopies, non-insulated buildings and insulated buildings are made of aluminium profiles with steel connecting parts. They deliver a wide range of options for building additions and accessories. From roof and wall cladding to gates, doors and lighting options through to anchoring and floor termination, there’s a solution for your needs. Discover our range now and design your industrial building to your requirements.

For further information on our building equipment or special solutions contact us now.

Roof and Wall Cladding

Single-layer PVC sheet

The flame-retardant PVC (DIN 4102-B1) is best suited for roofs or non-insulated building walls. The single-layer cladding is available in both translucent and opaque colours in a wide variety of colours.

Underlayer PVC sheeting

The underlayer PVC is a lighter material that is pulled under the outer single-shell roof to absorb and drain away condensation.

PVC thermal roof

The air-filled double-skin roof provides additional insulation and condensation protection. The flame-retardant (DIN 4102-B1) material can be supplied translucent or opaque in a wide variety of colors.

Corrugated steel walls

The strip-galvanized and coated corrugated sheet steel is best suited for the walls of non-insulated buildings. A wide variety of colours are available, as well as the option of a fleece coating in the roof area to prevent the formation of condensation.

Sandwich panels

The insulated sandwich panel is best suited for insulated buildings. The panels are available with different thicknesses of polyurethane foam or mineral wool to provide different levels of insulation. These panels can be supplied in a range of different colors.

Loading Doors

PVC loading doors

Sliding PVC loading doors are easily operated, manual doors used in non-insulated buildings.

Sliding loading door

The manually-operated sliding loading door provides greater protection against theft from non-insulated buildings than PVC loading doors.

Roller door

The electric roller door is operated at the press of a button and has some built-in insulation.

Sectional door

The electrical or manually-operated sectional door has even more thermal insulation than roller doors and is designed for insulated industrial buildings. Options include window sections or integrated doors with a built-in pedestrian door.

Doors

Single-leaf pedestrian door

Staff entrance and exit or emergency exit.

Double-leaf pedestrian door

Like the single-leaf door, the double-leaf door can be used as a staff entrance and exit or for emergency exit and can be part glazed.

Natural Light

Windows

Single, double and four pane windows can be integrated into building walls to allow daylight and fresh air in.

Shop window

Our large 2.2m x 2.5m windows allow the maximum light into our buildings making them ideal for sales showrooms and exhibition halls.

Polycarbonate wall light strip

This 1m x 4m wall light strip is a cost-effective alternative to glass windows and is usually installed at the top of walls under the eaves.

Light dome and ridge light strip

Light domes and roof ridge light strips allow overhead light directly into the roof area and can be opened for air circulation. Further options such as smoke and heat extraction equipment (RWA ) are also available.

Anchoring and Floor Finishes

Ground stakes

Ground stakes are the simplest and most cost-effective solution for temporary anchoring your building to the ground. This option can be used to fasten our industrial halls to a wide variety of surfaces without foundations.

Dowels

Dowels are mostly used in connection with permanent buildings and concrete foundations to provide secure and long-lasting building anchoring.

Floor closure

There are different options for finishing the floor using a facade and finishing sheet. Different sealing options are available depending on the ground surface.

Miscellaneous

Lighting

For additional lighting in the building’s interior, various lighting systems are available.

Heating

Various mobile heating systems provide simple, energy-efficient building heating.

Rain gutters

Our rain gutters and downpipes collect and drain away rainwater that falls onto the large roofs of our buildings.

Guard rail

The guard rail protects the building from collision with forklifts, lorries and other vehicles.

Inside gable partitions

Inner gable partitions can be installed to divide the building’s interior. The individual building sections can be connected by additional pedestrian and vehicle doors.

Rent or buy
your industrial building

Choose what's better for your needs

Benefits of Purchasing

Benefits of Purchasing

Custom layout

Design the canopy to fit your space and operational needs perfectly.

Long-term value

A wise investment for businesses with ongoing or permanent space needs.

Tailored features

Add access doors, windows, or other options to match your requirements.

Benefits of Renting

Benefits of Renting

Flexibility

Ideal for temporary projects or seasonal demands—rent only for as long as you need.

Lower upfront cost

Start using the canopy without the high initial investment required to purchase it.

Maintenance included

Maintenance and rental are usually included in the rental agreement.

Both renting and buying are viable options that cater to different needs and goals.

Carefully consider each alternative, weighing your company's unique needs, financial capabilities, and long-term plans. Our experts will be happy to help you make the right decision.

Our services
your benefits

Here’s why companies choose us

Customer Support

Our experienced and knowledgeable support staff are here to deliver the highest quality customer service worldwide.

Full Service

From production to transport to the fully assembled industrial building construction.

Financing

Whether renting, financing or purchasing outright, we have the right package for your business.

Made in Germany

All our industrial buildings and event tents are made to the highest quality and delivered from our production facility in Germany.

Certification

HR-Structures is certified to the latest standards and guidelines in your territory.

Design and Innovation

Product innovation in our technical department allows us to constantly develop our building products.
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    questions & Answers

    Why Aluminum?

    What Are The Advantages Of Aluminium-Framed Structures?

    Aluminum-framed structures stand out for their durability and sustainability. They are resistant to corrosion, highly versatile, and provide excellent insulation, making them an attractive choice for multiple organizations.


    Aluminum buildings can withstand harsh weather conditions and extreme temperatures. This resilience ensures that your building and goods remain safe and protected for years.

    Rent or Buy?

    Rent or Buy - How To Choose Which Is Right.

    Renting and Buying are two viable options. The right choice will depend on your business's specific needs.

    Let's explore the advantages of renting and burying aluminum-framed structures.


      Renting:
    • It is ideal if you need a temporary structure (whether short-term or long-term).
    • Reduced costs. Renting is typically less expensive than buying.
    • Most rental deals include maintenance and repairs as part of the agreement.
    • Save money through tax deductions.

      Buying:
    • Your business needs the structure for an infinite or prolonged duration.
    • Equity. Acquiring an HR Structures building is similar to buying a property. Its value keeps increasing.
    • A long-term investment for your organization.
    • Full autonomy. Make all the choices regarding your building; customize it to your company's needs.
    • Potential rental income. You can rent the extra space if your structure can house more than your company.

    Permit and Structural Analysis

    When Do I Need Planning Permission?

    Generally, you need planning permission from local authorities when installing a portable structure or removable building for longer than 28 days or if they are larger than 200 square meters.


    The intended use of the building is also a key factor in determining whether planning permission is needed or not.


    However, permission requirements change depending on your location and the type of structure.

    What Does Mobile Construction Mean (IBC Code)?

    A mobile construction is essentially a building that can be easily set up and taken down in various locations. These structures offer an ideal solution for short-term needs, allowing for significant flexibility.


    As a rule, mobile constructions are permitted for up to 180 days. Public-occupancy temporary structures have an extended limit of up to one year.

    How Are These Buildings Secured To The Ground?

    We offer various anchoring methods based on structural type, surface conditions, and service life.


    For structures without a foundation, we use stakes to anchor them to the ground. When a foundation is present, expansion anchors can be used.


    We also provide alternatives like ballasting and concrete-free foundations to meet different project needs.

    What Accessories Are Available For Fire Protection?

    HR Structures offer several options for building fire protection, including:


    • Emergency exit doors
    • Smoke and heat exhaust systems
    • Ridge and wall light strips

    The accessories you will need depend on your desired fire protection level and your area's fire prevention services requirements.


    We highly recommend a fire protection survey to determine the specific accessories for your temporary building.

    Technical and Equipment

    What Size Can A Temporary Building Be?

    HR Structures provides aluminum-framed temporary constructions with spans from 5 to 30 meters in 5-meter increments. Wall heights range from 4.2 to 6.2 meters in 1-meter increments, and lengths can be extended in 5-meter increments as needed.


    Custom dimensions and multi-aisle solutions are also available upon request.

    What Materials Are Used?

    PVC Sheets

    The sheets on our temporary construction roofs are made of industrial PVC. This highly resilient material can stay in place for many years, depending on the building's use.

    PVC sheets are easy to install and quick to repair or replace in case of damage.


    Aluminum and Steel Parts

    The main elements of the structure frame are made of extruded aluminum profiles. These are manufactured following local building regulations, considering weather conditions (such as wind or snow), the building's dimensions, and its purpose.

    All steel parts are galvanized for corrosion protection.


    Corrugated Steel Sheet and Sandwich Panels

    Every structure can feature walls made of corrugated sheet steel or sandwich panels. The corrugated panels utilize galvanized sheet steel, while our sandwich panels consist of a rigid polyurethane foam core sandwiched between corrugated steel sheets.

    These panels are suitable for temperature-controlled facilities and can be customized with various insulation thicknesses.


    Other Accessories
      We can also supply the following building accessories:
    • Various heating systems
    • Multiple lighting systems
    • Additional condensation protection
    • Stronger roofs to support solar panels

    Other Accessories

    We can also supply the following building accessories:


    • Various heating systems
    • Multiple lighting systems
    • Additional condensation protection
    • Stronger roofs to support solar panels

    How Are The Floors Finished?

    The choice of panels for the walls dictates the floor finish, which may involve sealing tape, a bitumen membrane, or specialized folded sheets based on the ground's surface.

    How Strong Are Temporary Buildings?

    HR Structure temporary buildings are designed to withstand a broad range of weather and external conditions. This is based on a wind force of 0.5 kN/m² and a snow load of up to 1.35 kN/m².


    In colder or more exposed regions, our buildings can be designed with sturdier components to support greater snow loads and wind speeds.

    How Are The Floors Finished?

    Our lightweight structures can be built on surfaces with a gradient of up to 2% along the longer side. For uneven floors, we can employ multiple solutions based on the project requirements. These include trimming the side posts or providing support from below for the individual side supports.