Temporary building case studies

This client was waiting for a new car dealership premises to be developed. We installed this Temporary Showroom and Workshop Building while they were waiting for the new new premises. This allowed them to start trading straight away

These temporary buildings were supplied for use in oil refinery blast zone. They needed to be both robust and safe. They used a special heavy floor

A loading bay extension with the bays lined up to the doors on their existing building giving unhindered access for vehicles to reverse up to.

One of the more unusual inquiries we've received was to ask if we could provide a building to be used as a temporary church.

Just getting started. A temporary building can get you up and running whilst waiting for completion of a new building

In some instances it can work out better to buy rather than hire a building. In this instance the client agreed that this was the most cost effective solution.

We fabricated a shortened bay for this building, which enabled us to make the building to the exact size of the gap available between two buildings.

Due to the rural location of the factory, the local planning department were keen for the buildings to blend in with the green belt environment.

If you've considered having a temporary building and dismissed the idea due to sloping or uneven ground - don't! At least, not until you've read this.

Temporary building manufactured to a bespoke specification to accommodate the low roof pitch of an existing building.