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EVEREST is the first removable building created especially for logistics. It has all the characteristics a traditional platform would have (10m wall plate height, 40m clear span) but has the advantage of being modular.
Everest is a logistical platform designed for a permanent installation. This modular building is nevertheless available for rental for a minimum period of 24 months. It therefore offers all the advantages of a traditional metal frame construction with, in addition, the flexibility and rapidity of a temporary modular structure with an excellent cost/volume ratio
Maker of 'big tops' and modular constructions for many years, Locabri has used its know-how and that of its partner SMC2, which specializes in metallic and textile architecture (using know-how in both metal-frame constructions and textile coverings) to put together this unique industrialized construction. This type of building has the same life-span as a classical steel boarded roofing. It also allows for a novel and harmonious architecture adapted to industrial sites and logistics, so making the most of the company's image.
This modular construction offers an new way of dealing with logistic buildings : quickly changeable and flexible.
Modular by 5 m spans fixed together
Outer wall in PVC or steel boarding
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KOPRON® marquees are installed on top of doors or on the front of existing buildings and protrude towards the yard thus providing a sheltered area to protect the transit and handling of goods against precipitations.
The peculiar feature of KOPRON® marquees is that they have no support on the ground and hence do not hinder transiting vehicles or vehicles being loaded or unloaded.
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The quietly running elero drives are reliable, durable and maintenance-free. They offer you the comfort of operating your roller shutters or awnings automatically by pressing a button instead of via crank drives or belts. The easily installed tubular motors can be fitted into shafts from 40 to 98 mm. They require very little space and are protected against overload by a thermal protection system.
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Today's venetian blind motors are the result of decades of experience and co-operation with manufacturers of blind systems. The constant development process, which results out of this co-operation, led to products of a high level in technique and quality.
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