Customized Warehouse Project for Chilean Client

1. Project Overview

A Chilean client partnered with KENTEN to develop a bespoke warehouse solution, featuring two A-structure tents seamlessly connected to create a spacious storage complex. Situated on a semi-rural industrial site surrounded by trees and open land, the facility was tailored for flexible, high-capacity storage of equipment and materials.

2. Key Advantages

A-Structure Tent Warehouse Design

Engineered with high-strength, hard-pressed extruded aluminum alloy frames (6061/T6), our tents offer span widths of up to 60 m and adjustable eave heights to accommodate varying site layouts and clearance needs.

The dual-tent configuration forms a large, column-free interior—maximizing usable space for storage and machinery movement.

The roof and sidewalls are made from flame-retardant, PVC-coated polyester fabric (≥ 850 g/m² for roofing and ≥ 650 g/m² for walls), delivering excellent wind resistance (80–140 km/h) and long-lasting durability, with a service life exceeding 15 years.

3. Why Choose KENTEN

Proven Expertise: KENTEN specializes in large-span structural tents for temporary warehouses and logistics applications across the globe.

Rapid Deployment & Adaptability: Thanks to modular, prefabricated components, the Chilean warehouse was installed swiftly and can be easily relocated or expanded to meet future demands.

Certified Quality: All materials and designs comply with international safety codes (IBC), flame retardancy standards, wind and snow load regulations, and ISO certifications (ISO 9001, 14001, 45001).

4. Project Impact

This tailored warehouse solution in Chile delivered a durable, scalable, and weather-resistant storage facility optimized for the local terrain. The integrated double-tent setup ensured smooth interior access and effective protection of stored assets. The client praised the project’s fast deployment, structural reliability, and long-term value—further strengthening KENTEN’s reputation as a trusted provider of temporary industrial structures throughout Latin America.