Questions & Answers

Tents are considered temporary structures and may be erected without a permit for up to three months, depending on the federal state and the purpose (e.g. event, etc.). However, they must comply with public building law - above all, they must be stable.

In addition to the statics, the inspection book also contains the execution permit and is required from a certain size (e.g. Hesse = 75 m², Bavaria = 100 m²), depending on the state law.

RÖDER attaches great importance to the fastest possible assembly. Our customers want assembly to be as quick as possible, which is why we attach importance to fast assembly times when developing our products. For example, the sliding connection developed by RÖDER enables particularly fast and safe assembly.

Yes, all our tents are calculated according to DIN EN 13782 "flying construction" and have TÜV-approved statics.

From a span width of 10 m and a ridge height of 5 m, the qualification of a foreman is required for erection. He is the supervisor during tent construction. Below the specified span width and ridge height, the tent can be erected without a foreman. Please contact us for further information.

No, snow loads are not taken into account in flying constructions according to DIN EN 13782.

We have many tent systems in stock as standard. Current delivery times can be requested from us.

Yes, we have a large selection of accessories and equipment such as different flounces, tarpaulin colours, window designs, transparent tarpaulins, inner canopies, guy ropes, zips, Velcro fasteners and loop/eyelet strips and much more.

Our tents may be left open when there is no wind. If the tents are unattended or if the wind is coming up, the tents must be kept closed.

The quality of our tents allows them to be erected at any time of the year. However, according to DIN EN 13782, the tents fall under the "flying construction". This means a maximum standing time of three months. Special instructions must be observed during the snowy season.

Yes, we offer special solutions for anchorage-free erection, e.g. a ballastable floor system.

Due to the modular design, our lightweight halls can be used in many industries: storage, distribution, transshipment centres, people accommodation sales rooms, sports halls, retail, car showrooms, production halls, riding halls and much more.

Our lightweight halls are ready for occupancy in a few days and are flexible.  This means that considerable costs can be saved. The halls can also be adapted later to changing conditions. They can be flexibly adapted to your needs (for example, enlarged or reduced in size) and erected at any location in just a few days. Resale is also possible without any problems due to a very good value stability.

Yes, our halls for permanent use are subject to the same building regulations as conventional buildings.

Yes, if the service life of a hall exceeds that of a "flying construction", a building permit is required. According to DIN 13782 for "flying constructions", building permission is only not required for the first three months.

For our comprehensive rental hall concept, the corresponding inspection book is also provided. This can be used directly to notify the building authority of the construction on the fly.

Our lightweight halls can be built on almost any ground - for example by means of ground nail anchoring on gravel, asphalt or paving. In this case, the building regulations of the building authority must be observed. Heavy-duty anchors are used on larger concrete surfaces, point or strip foundations and floor slabs. In case of doubt, we offer a free consultation with a site inspection.

What size is required (length x width x height).  What use should the hall fulfil? Production halls, industrial halls, warehouses or logistics halls can be built in different configurations. Is a cold hall or insulated hall required?

Hall location: The location determines the construction of the hall (wind load, snow load, terrain categories, etc.).

Terrain situation: Before building the hall, it is important to check the conditions on site. Is the existing building area sufficient? Are the access roads for trucks etc. provided in accordance with regulations? Are the height differences/slopes at the site acceptable? Are earth nails or dowel anchors sufficient? Are there any lines in the ground, e.g. electrical or water lines? Is freedom from cables in the ground guaranteed?