History

Some of our early LLENTAB Buildings

Strong steel constructions built on good ideas

In 1972, Leif Lindblad founded his company, Leif Lindblad Entreprenad AB, then, a traditional construction company. But as the company grows new opportunities appear.

Leif Lindblad soon receives a growing number of inquiries for warehouses in sheet metal.  When his entrepreneurial spirit tells him there must be a better solution, he and his partners tried different ideas and started to experiment with new constructions. In 1977, the attempts resulted in LLENTABHALLEN.

This early version, called the LLENTAB hall, consisted of arch halls in aluminium intended for machine rooms, garages, and storage halls. At this time, operations are moved to Kungshamn in the heart of Bohuslän at the Swedish west coast.

In the early '80s, the LLENTAB hall is developed and a more traditional steel building with straight walls and saddle roofs take shape. The great adaptability offered by the new product opened for a new, much larger market.

As the market grows, the LLENTAB concept continues to develop and attract an increasing demand thanks to its quality and efficient production process. In 1987, LLENTAB opens its first subsidiary outside Sweden, in Bergen, Norway. Then Poland, Germany, Czech Republic, Denmark, Ukraine, and Slovakia followed.

Today, LLENTAB is the Swedish market leader for complete steel buildings and a growing actor in the international market. The offer also includes buildings with walls made of sandwich panels.