Anchoring

Our fabric structures are very flexible when it comes to anchoring. In consultation with us the fabric structure can generally be mounted on any surface whatsoever. We list three approaches below.

Ground spike, land ties or concrete plinths

In most cases we use ground spikes when anchoring our fabric structures. The ground spike or the land ties are driven into the ground at the desired depth and quantity to securely anchor the fabric structure in the best way. Sometimes situations occur when it is not possible to drive down the ground spike or land tie. This can depend on geological factors or that there is electricity underground. Then we can use cast-in-situ or prefabricated concrete plinth as a base. The storage tent is placed and then anchored on the concrete plinth.

Geological survey

The type of anchoring depends on the base the fabric structure is placed on. If a fabric structure is placed in an area with unclear ground conditions or a place very subjected to wind then we can lead and assist in e.g., a geological survey to optimise the anchoring and have a safe assembly of the fabric structure.