Prefabricated hall as a promotion tool?

Recently, more and more customers prefer their corporate colours on the facades of prefabricated halls, thus elegantly supporting the corporate identity directly with their new headquarters - their hall.

We will help you with the design of the colour combination of your new prefabricated hall:

1. Prefabricated hall colour and dimension configurator - a unique CAD application

If you are not sure how to get the right colours for the hall cladding - try our new hall configurator in the first step, where you can easily create and build your own hall - enter: dimensions, colours of the cladding and all accessories and choose any number of hole fillers.

- Detailed instructions on how to use the hall configurator can be found here.

^{fig.: possible outputs of the prefabricated hall configurator}

2. Visualization of prefabricated halls

After consultation, we will draw you several prefabricated hall visualisations from which you can choose the right colour combination for your hall. For an initial colour idea, the colour configurator is fully sufficient.

^{fig: visualisation of prefabricated halls}

3. Choosing the right steel hall cladding colour

There is a wide range of standard cladding colours to choose from, these colours can be combined freely.

^{Figure: standard colours for sandwich panels}

Any colour to suit your needs is possible for a small additional charge. From our own experience we recommend prefabricated halls in two colours, maximum three colours.

Grey prefabricated halls

All shades of grey are very elegant on a hall:

• RAL 9002 - grey-white
• RAL 9006 - silver
• RAL 9007 - dark silver
• RAL 7016 - anthracite

The colour combinations of these colours never disappoint and the steel hall is timeless.

^{fig: grey combinations of prefabricated halls}

Grey and red prefabricated halls

Grey-blue prefabricated halls

Grey-green prefabricated halls

Coloured prefabricated halls

• Blue
• green
• red
• brown
• yellow

^{Fig: coloured prefabricated halls}

What are the other possibilities for colour combinations on the hall?

You can combine colours not only for the cladding, but also for the infill of openings, joinery elements - such as corners, omega joints, window mouldings, doors, gates, the eaves system including downpipes, corners and canopies.

For example, we recommend a grey lobby combined with coloured doors and windows, often just a different colour on the plumbing elements is also enough to change the everyday design.

How much does it cost?

How much more expensive is a colourful shed compared to a solid colour shed, you ask?

The cost of a prefabricated hall is virtually the same, unless it is a very small quantity of different coloured panels - in which case there is an additional charge for sub-quantities.

However, there is a wide range of standard sandwich panel cladding colours to choose from, and a wide range of standard door and other opening filler colours.

Do not hesitate to contact us and we will be happy to help you with the colour combination of your new prefabricated hall.