Temporary structures
Temporary structures – temporary grandstands, stages and event structures from Bender Tribünen
What are temporary structures?
Temporary structures are defined under building regulations as temporary constructions intended for repeated assembly and disassembly. Typical examples include grandstands, stages, amusement rides, and event pavilions. In Germany, they are subject to the Model Temporary Structures Regulations (M-FlBauR) and require official approval from an accredited testing engineering firm. The inspection log documents all inspections and must be presented at each assembly.
Bender Grandstands – Specialists in temporary structures for over 70 years
Bender Tribünen specializes in temporary structures and boasts one of the largest product ranges in Europe. Mobile grandstands, stages, FOH towers, camera platforms, stair towers, and pedestrian bridges – all products are certified as temporary structures and come with current inspection certificates. Regular inspections by independent testing engineers are standard practice. Decades of experience make Bender the most reliable partner for temporary event infrastructure.
Approval procedures for temporary structures
A site-specific installation permit is required for each location. Bender provides all necessary documentation – proof of structural stability, test log excerpts, and confirmation of compliance with standards – to the authorities and supports the approval process.
Application areas of Bender's temporary structures
Motorsport, ski jumping world cups, tennis tournaments, open-air concerts, fashion weeks, trade fairs and business events – Bender's flying structures are used in all areas of the event industry.
Contact & Inquiry: Request a free consultation now and receive your personal grandstand concept – Bender Tribünen will advise you competently at +49 7253 8023-0 or service@bender-tribuenen.de.