When the cow is under cover... Prefabricated hall as a delivery from discomfort, fear and stress!

Do your children often say at home they want to become racers like Jan Kopecký or, maybe, Martin Prokop? Take them at their word. Try out go-karts with them on the state-of the-art and biggest specialized premises in the Czech Republic. Every Sunday in the Praga Arena sports hall with professionals and professionally – in the Karting Academy.

Even farm animals are entitled to their freedoms and certainties. The 5 BASIC FREEDOMS have been defined by an independent advisory board of the British Government, called the Farm Animal Welfare Council (FAWC). A prefabricated hall can be a good solution.

Not every bio is the same. Organic farming is defined by many rules, which specify the composition and origin of feed, principles of health care of livestock, overall ecological sustainability of the farm and, last but not least, method of animal stabling. That is what we will have a closer look at, down to the claw, so to speak, in our case.

The Czech Republic is known as the heart of Europe. However, it is also one of the main arteries and the gateway to Central Europe. Evidently, our geographical location has an influence on our industrial position as well. 30 years have passed since the Velvet Revolution in 1989, the main aim of which was to come up to the same level as other European countries. The huge differences have certainly been reduced, but still we are rather poor relatives.

Movement is crucial for adults as well as children. Particularly at a time when children increasingly suffer from obesity. Some schools, however, do not even have their own gyms, sports grounds or sports halls in the vicinity to provide shelter when playing sports. What does this mean for children? Is there a simple solution? Yes…

You plan construction of a prefabricated hall and are interested in the price. Naturally. On websites, you can find price lists, configurators and even "complete halls" with specific price tags. It is up to you to judge the extent to which this information is trustworthy.