Our aluminium frame temporary buildings have no internal limits – there’s no snow loading wires and no side struts supports which competitor frame designs have, meaning you can use completely all of the internal space, right up to the roof, without limitation.

Hallgruppen serves industries such as construction, agriculture, logistics, and event management. Our temporary buildings are perfect for fast, adaptable solutions across a wide range of sectors.

Hallgruppen offers temporary buildings that are perfect for long-term storage needs. Our structures are durable and can be fitted with insulation and climate control systems to maintain stable conditions for storing sensitive goods. These buildings provide secure, adaptable storage solutions for industries such as logistics, agriculture, and construction. Whether you need a warehouse or a temperature-controlled environment for equipment or products, Hallgruppen’s temporary buildings offer reliable long-term storage options.

Hallgruppen’s temporary buildings do not generally require permanent foundations, which simplifies the installation process and reduces costs. Our buildings can be installed on leveled ground or temporary foundation systems like compacted gravel or concrete slabs. This flexibility allows for rapid setup and makes the structures easy to relocate if necessary. For larger or long-term installations, we can offer more stable foundation solutions based on the site’s specific requirements, ensuring structural integrity.

Hallgruppen’s temporary buildings are designed to be energy efficient. By adding insulation, energy-saving materials, and efficient ventilation systems, we ensure that our structures reduce heating and cooling costs.

Hallgruppen provides temporary buildings in various sizes, ranging from small units to expansive industrial facilities. We offer standard sizes, but our modular designs allow for full customization to meet your exact space requirements. Need to expand? No problem—our buildings can be easily modified or expanded as your business grows. Whether you need a small office, a large warehouse, or anything in between, Hallgruppen has the right solution to match your specific needs, ensuring you get the space that fits your operations.

Yes, Hallgruppen’s temporary buildings are modular and can be expanded to meet changing needs. This flexibility allows businesses to easily increase space as their requirements grow.

At Hallgruppen, we provide temporary buildings that serve a wide range of applications across multiple industries. Common uses include on-site storage, warehousing, and production spaces in industries such as construction, logistics, and manufacturing. Our buildings are also ideal for events, providing quick, temporary solutions for exhibitions, trade shows, and sports events. Their adaptability makes them suitable for various purposes, ensuring businesses get flexible space solutions.

Hallgruppen’s temporary buildings are built with high-quality materials to ensure durability, making them suitable for both short-term and long-term use, even in demanding environments.

At Hallgruppen, we provide temporary buildings with fully customizable layouts to meet your exact specifications. Our buildings can be designed to accommodate specific operational workflows, ensuring optimal use of the available space. The flexibility of the layout allows businesses to adjust the building to suit their functional needs, whether for warehousing, office work, or production.

Hallgruppen’s temporary buildings are ideal for industrial applications due to their strength and adaptability. They can be used as warehouses, manufacturing plants, or equipment storage facilities. With features like large open spans and high ceilings, our buildings can accommodate heavy machinery and industrial operations. The modular design allows businesses to expand the space as needed, and additional customizations such as insulation, climate control, and specialized entrances ensure the buildings meet industrial standards.

Yes, Hallgruppen’s temporary buildings are designed for easy relocation, making them ideal for businesses that need flexible and portable space solutions.

Hallgruppen’s temporary buildings are made from high-quality materials and designed to withstand the demands of various climates and uses. The galvanized steel frame can last up to 50 years, and the fabric typically lasts up to 20 years, depending on how it is maintained. Regular maintenance, including inspections and cleaning, will extend the lifespan of the building, making it a reliable and cost-effective solution for both short-term and long-term projects. We also offer comprehensive maintenance and service packages to help extend the lifespan of your structure.

Yes, in the UK, temporary buildings generally require planning permission if they are to be in place for more than 28 days or if their size exceeds 200 square meters (this is a summary; there are other conditions so please just ask). It’s recommended to consider these rules in the early planning stages of any temporary structure.

Temporary Buildings can encompass a wide array of semi-permanent structures such as tents, temporary warehouses, and more substantial buildings made from materials like steel, sandwich panels or fabric/ISO-covers.

It’s highly recommended to seek advice to ensure compliance with local regulations.  We can match you up with Town Planning consultants if you want a professional service – but always talk to us as we’ll be able to signpost accordingly.

Temporary Buildings must adhere with the building regulations which are relevant to their intended use, separate from planning permission. This includes meeting health and safety standards.

Buildings that are smaller than 100m² and/or designed to remain in place for less than 28 days may be exempt from some building regulations. Other exemptions include certain buildings controlled under specific legislation, buildings not frequented by people, greenhouses, agricultural buildings, and some small detached buildings.

While temporary structures offer flexibility, their intended use is a key factor in the planning process. Some uses, like retail, educational, or public assembly, might require more stringent scrutiny compared to storage or agricultural use. The use impacts the assessment of traffic, public safety, and community impact,which are critical factors in obtaining planning permission.

Environmental considerations are paramount in planning permissions for temporary buildings. This includes assessing the potential impact on local wildlife, vegetation, and overall ecological balance. Efforts to minimize carbon footprint, manage waste, and ensure sustainability are increasingly important in the approval process.

The temporary nature of these structures significantly influences their design and construction. They are often designed for quick assembly and disassembly, with a focus on portability and minimal environmental disruption. This requires innovative engineering to balance mobility with safety, durability, and functionality.

The timeline for obtaining planning permission can vary greatly, typically ranging from 8 weeks for minor developments to 13 weeks for major ones. This period allows the planning authorities to conduct thorough reviews, engage in public consultations if necessary, and ensure all regulatory requirements are met. Applicants should factor in these timelines when planning their projects.

The size of a temporary building plays a crucial role in the planning permission process, but this size and requirements generally differ between the different countries of the UK, hence our advice to always check (starting with us).

Temporary structures designed to remain in place for less than 28 days often do not require planning permission. This provision is intended to accommodate short-term needs without burdening the planning system. However, structures intended for longer use must undergo a more rigorous approval process to ensure they meet all relevant standards and regulations.

Yes, the location of a temporary building can significantly influence the planning permission process. Areas of outstanding natural beauty, conservation areas, and locations near historical sites might face stricter regulations to preserve the aesthetic and cultural value of the surroundings. In such sensitive areas, even smaller or short-term structures might require thorough review and approval.

Building regulations primarily ensure that temporary structures meet safety, health, and environmental standards. These regulations can affect various aspects of the design, including structural integrity, fire safety, accessibility, and energy efficiency. Compliance with these standards is essential to protect the users and the public.

Erecting a temporary building without the required permissions can lead to legal consequences. The local authorities may order the removal or modification of the structure, which can be a costly and time-consuming
process. In severe cases, it could also lead to fines or legal action. Therefore, compliance with planning and building regulations is strongly advised.

If planning is required (check first!), it’s best to start the application process as early as possible. ‘The determination period’ is typically 8 weeks for minor developments and 13 weeks for major ones. Early
submission helps in aligning construction schedules and avoiding delays.

A comprehensive planning application should include detailed design drawings, supporting documentation like Design and Access Statements, Planning Statements, and Specialist Reports, along with the correct application fee based on the type and function of the proposed building.

In case of refusal, one can appeal by demonstrating that the rejection contradicts the LPA’s planning policy or challenging any disagreeable conditions attached to granted permission. The appeal should articulate why these conditions are unnecessary, unreasonable, or irrelevant.

Professional support in the planning permission process can include consultations, free site visits and guidance through the entire application process. Experts can provide insights into local regulations, assist in preparing the necessary documentation, and help navigate through complex planning requirements.

Local communities can play a significant role in the planning permission process. Public opinion can be sought through consultations, and objections or support from the community can influence the decision. The process aims to balance the developer’s needs with the interests and concerns of the local community, ensuring harmonious integration of the temporary structure into the area.