Sector: Manufacture of fences and gates
Two side movable tunnels connected to each other
Reteplastic, a company specialising in the production of plastic materials, chose to install a single-pitch side movable tunnel + a double-pitch side movable tunnel, the latter connected to the former through the opening of one of its 4 sides, all to expand its storage area and meet the growing demand for products. On one of the front tarpaulin walls of the single-pitch tunnel (leaning against the existing building), a ZipGo self-repairing high-speed door measuring 3m x 4m was also installed to allow operators to access the covered spaces and move quickly from one side to the other of the two side metal structures.
So, what is the difference between a single-pitch side tunnel and a double-pitch side tunnel?
I single-pitch side movable tunnels e double-pitch are a versatile solution for creating a temporary covered space that can be moved according to your needs. These side movable tunnels are often used in industrial/logistics settings to quickly and effectively create new covered areas for temporary storage warehouses.
The single-pitch side tunnel is generally cheaper and easier to install than the double-pitch tunnel. However, its lifespan is generally shorter due to the lack of a second protective pitch. This means that the single-pitch tunnel may require more frequent tarpaulin replacement and more intensive maintenance than double-pitch solutions.
The double-pitch side tunnel, on the other hand, offers greater expansion potential, allowing the company to quickly create large storage areas in order to exponentially increase the covered space dedicated to storing goods and equipment. In addition, the double-pitch roof can provide greater resistance to rain, hail and bad weather in general. However, the cost and complexity of installing a double-pitch tunnel are generally higher than for a single-pitch tunnel.
In general, the choice between a single- or double-pitch side movable tunnel to expand industrial covered space will depend on the specific needs of the project, such as the expected lifespan, the budget and the type of industrial activity to be covered. Both types of side movable tunnel are flexible and adaptable solutions for creating a temporary covered space in an industrial setting, but the choice between them will depend on the specific needs of the project.
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This movable tunnel is commonly situated beside the main hall and is made of a galvanized tubular skeleton structure, bolted together to support the PVC coating.
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The movable tunnel is typically installed adjacent to an existing building or between two buildings. It consists of a galvanized tubular skeleton structure, bolted together to support the PVC coating.
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A connection between tunnels, for successful logistics.
I connected side tunnels can be used to improve industrial logistics, particularly for the transport and storage of materials and goods within a covered area. A system of connected tunnels can consist of several side tunnels, each of which has side access to other temporary sheds. In this way, it is possible to create a system of covered passageways that allow materials and goods to be transported from one point to another within a protected area. This type of system of connected side tunnels can be particularly useful in industrial environments, such as warehouses or production departments, where goods need to be transported efficiently and protected from the weather. In addition, these PVC movable tunnels can be used to separate the different processing phases or to create dedicated storage areas.
In general, connected side tunnels can significantly improve industrial logistics, reducing transport times and improving the overall efficiency of operations. However, designing a system of connected side tunnels requires careful planning and an accurate assessment of the specific needs of the project.
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