ENGINEERED FABRIC BUILDINGS

Engineered fabric buildings for industry, logistics and agriculture

ARBENA designs and manufactures steel-framed fabric buildings in Poland for projects in Europe and beyond. From extra warehouse space and protected handling areas to agricultural shelters, each solution is tailored to the customer needs, purposes, site conditions and local snow and wind loads. Tell us where the building will stand and how you intend to use it. We will help you choose its size, level of enclosure and anchoring method.

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Manufacturing experience since: 2012
Maximum span subject to engineering: 30 m
Structural steel grade: HX420
Membrane warranty; conditions apply: 10 years

Engineering

Buildings designed for the snow and wind loads of your location

A building for a coastal site, an exposed industrial yard or a snow-prone inland area cannot be specified from the same standard drawing. Our engineers select the structural configuration using the loads and National Annexes applicable where the building will stand.

The HX420 steel frame with Magnelis® corrosion protection, the tensioned PVC/PES membrane and the proposed anchoring system are considered together. The result is a building planned for both the site and the work carried out inside.

Site-specific calculation. Arch spacing, sections and anchors are selected against the relevant snow, wind and ground conditions.
Materials selected for demanding use. HX420 steel, Magnelis® protection and a durable tensioned membrane form the core system.
Documentation for your project. The technical package follows the agreed scope and the applicable local requirements.

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By type of building

Choose by type of building

A clear-span arch, a tension fabric building and a temporary warehouse are not necessarily competing systems. Start with the intended use and select the configuration that fits.

Clear span arch buildings

Unobstructed space for bulk material handling, machinery and efficient storage.

Clear span arch buildings

Tension fabric buildings

Steel-framed buildings with a tensioned PVC/PES membrane for weather protection.

Tension fabric buildings

Temporary warehouse buildings

Additional covered capacity where adaptability and installation planning matter.

Temporary warehouse buildings

Semi-permanent buildings

A long-term operating space with options for future extension or relocation.

Semi-permanent buildings

Storage canopies and shelters

Open or partly enclosed cover for goods, equipment and loading areas.

Storage canopies and shelters

Need help choosing?

Tell us the required dimensions, access routes and ground conditions. We will recommend a suitable building configuration.

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By industry

Choose by industry

Buildings are designed around operations rather than a catalogue label. Explore the sector most relevant to your site.

Warehousing and logistics

Goods and circulation

Warehousing and logistics

Manufacturing

Production and workshops

Manufacturing

Waste and recycling

Sorting and processing

Waste and recycling

Bulk material storage

Aggregates and raw materials

Bulk material storage

Agriculture

Forage, crops and livestock

Agriculture

Construction sites

Site stores and workshops

Construction sites

Civil defence

Emergency stocks and support

Civil defence

Defence and military

Vehicles and equipment

Defence and military

Manufacturing

Manufactured in Poland, ready for projects worldwide

ARBENA has developed its building systems in Poland since 2012. Design, production and installation are coordinated by teams familiar with the same structural system, from the profiles and membrane to the assembly details.

Our production operation is in Upper Silesia, Poland, while the head office is in Katowice. Our experience covers markets across Europe and beyond – we assess transport, installation and technical documentation for every destination.

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How we work

From first enquiry to handover

We agree the requirements and project scope before committing to a schedule. The steps below help keep technical and commercial decisions aligned.

Your requirements

Location, use, dimensions, ground surface and access conditions.
Engineering

A structural concept, configuration, anchoring proposal and quotation.
Manufacturing

Production and preparation of the frame, membrane and accessories.
Delivery and installation

Site coordination, assembly, handover and available after-sales support.