Workshop tent halls

Diversity of applications for car workshop tent halls

The vehicle workshop halls available from inamiot.co.uk are characterised by their versatility and universality, which makes them suitable for use in a variety of industries. They are ideal for use as a car workshop, vehicle garage or storage space. Thanks to their flexibility and the fact that they can be easily assembled and dismantled, our garage halls can be adapted to the changing needs of our customers. The support materials we provide show you how to assemble the hall step by step. The spaciousness and robustness of the construction allows both cars and larger vehicles such as campervans, mini-trucks or motorbikes to be stored.

In our range of products you will find prefabricated workshop halls made of robust materials that provide protection from adverse weather conditions all year round. This makes them an ideal choice not only for a car workshop, but also as a storage facility for tools, car parts or workshop equipment. These halls can also be used as temporary garages, offering effective protection for vehicles from the elements.

Examples of applications for our halls include:

• Car workshop - space for car repairs and maintenance
• Garage - versatile shelter for cars, campervans and motorbikes
• Warehouse - the perfect place to store tools, parts and equipment

Portable tented garages - suitable for the workshop

Portable tented garages are an extremely practical and versatile solution for those looking for extra space to store vehicles or create a temporary workshop. The portable carports offered by inamiot.co.uk are available in a wide range of colours and sizes, allowing them to be ideally suited to individual user needs. Their flexibility makes them an excellent alternative to costly permanent garages, offering significant savings and maximising available space.

These sheds are ideal for sheltering cars, vans, motorbikes, boats, as well as campervans, mini trucks and minibuses. Their robust construction, based on a single truss frame made of Q215 steel tubes, ensures stability and strength even in unpredictable weather conditions. The durable PVC fabric, which is resistant to stretching, guarantees full waterproofing and UV protection, making them ideal for year-round use.

The products on display have been designed for easy assembly and disassembly, allowing you to quickly adapt your space to your changing needs. As a result, a garage space can be transformed into a functional workshop in a short space of time, which is extremely beneficial for those who need space to repair vehicles, store tools or complete hobby projects. Workshop tent halls are available in various design ranges, allowing you to choose the right solution depending on your size and shape requirements.

The shed's ability to be easily relocated and adapted to different locations is an added benefit, allowing users to use it in locations where traditional garages would be impossible to install. Its versatility makes it ideal not only for domestic use, but also for businesses that need temporary storage solutions or space to store equipment. The halls can also be dismantled and sold to others when they are no longer in use, making them a flexible solution to suit changing needs.

The economy and functionality of the halls make them an excellent choice for anyone looking for a reliable shelter for their vehicles or a place to carry out minor workshop work.

How do I assemble and dismantle workshop tent halls?

All year-round workshop tents supplied by inamiot.co.uk come with a detailed instruction manual that guides you step-by-step through the assembly and installation process, making it easy for users to assemble the structure themselves. Before assembling, read the instructions carefully to avoid mistakes that could affect the stability and safety of the hall. It is important to choose a suitable site for erecting the workshop tent hall that is level, dry and free of obstructions. Before starting the erection, it is important to ensure that all components of the structure, such as pipes, connectors and sheathing, are in good condition and free from damage.

The assembly process begins with the unfolding of the substructure, usually made of galvanised steel tubes that provide stability and corrosion resistance. The individual components of the frame are usually joined together using nuts and bolts to ensure the robustness of the entire structure. During assembly, it is important to carefully check the levelling of the structure to prevent later tilting or uneven loading. Once the frame is assembled, it is time to move on to the installation of the sheathing, which is made from a durable weatherproof PVC fabric. When applying the cover, make sure that it is properly tensioned to avoid it being damaged by wind or snow. The tarpaulin must be well secured and any fastenings should be tightened securely. For additional safety and stability, it is advisable to check the tension of the roof once or twice a year to ensure that it functions correctly and increases wind resistance. Another important safety precaution is to make sure the tent cover is always free of snow build-up, which can lead to excessive strain on the structure and damage. In the event of forecasted hurricanes or heavy snowfall, consider dismantling the tent to avoid the risk of damage. The dismantling of the hall should be carried out in the reverse order of assembly, paying particular attention to safety and careful removal of individual components. All components should be carefully stored to prevent damage and ensure they are ready for future re-assembly. It is also crucial to keep the tarpaulin away from heat sources to prevent melting or deformation.

Steel hall production is bespoke, with a waiting time of 4-12 weeks.