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Industry & mining

On industrial sites, in ports, and at offshore locations, machines, parts, and materials are often stored outdoors. Maintenance, assembly, and preparation of components also take place outside in these environments. Rain, wind, and snow make this work more difficult and can damage materials. A shelter quickly creates a covered workspace or storage area on site that can later be relocated.

Waste & recycling

Recycling companies often store different waste streams outdoors. Rain can contaminate materials or cause leaching, making recycling more difficult. At the same time, inspections are placing increasingly strict requirements on the protection of stored materials. A shelter keeps waste streams protected and creates a covered storage area that better meets environmental requirements.

Construction & installation

On construction sites, machines, materials, and tools are often stored outdoors. Rain damages wood, steel, and installation materials. At the same time, work areas become muddy or unusable. A container shelter quickly creates a dry workspace or storage area between containers. This allows you to protect materials and keep operations running, even in bad weather.

Defense

Materials stored outdoors wear out faster. Vehicles, components, and work areas are directly exposed to rain, snow, and wind, which impacts operational readiness. A container shelter creates a dry and usable workspace and storage area, allowing maintenance, logistics, and preparation to continue. The clear span between containers provides unobstructed space. This makes it suitable for maintenance workshops, staging areas, and logistics hubs. The structures are engineered for wind and snow loads in accordance with EN 13782, ensuring reliable use even under harsh conditions.

Green & land

Companies in earthmoving and green management often store bulk materials such as sand, compost and wood chips outdoors. Rain affects the quality of these materials and can cause leaching. With an shelter, storage bays remain protected and shovels and loading machines can continue operating under the shelter.

Sports & events

Sports clubs and event venues regularly use temporary facilities for training, activities, or public spaces. Permanent structures are often not possible or not desired. A container shelter quickly creates a covered space between containers that can be used as a sports area, event space, or temporary shelter for visitors.