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| Best-Hall Oy was founded in 1975 at Kruunupyy, which is in Central Ostrobothnia. The company was founded by a group of three friends who decided to look for a more durable alternative for the traditional air domes. |
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In the beginning, we worked on contract work during the days, and built our own premises during the nights. |
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| Three years after the company was founded, Best-Hall moved to Kälviä, next to Kajaanintie road. The business remained relatively small, and the management of the company participated in all the phases of the work - from sales to installation. |
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| As was usual in the 1980s, export was first directed to the Soviet Union, lacking in equipment but not in workforce. Cranes and traces were replaced with soldiers and electric wires. |
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Later, the export operations were expanded to the Nordic countries, and via them, to the rest of Europe. In addition, we operated in the Middle East, of which the 58-page booklet called the "interpreter", containing the most important expressions and numbers in Arabic, bears witness. |
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| The year 1993 was a milestone for quality: Best-Hall was the first Finnish hall manufacturer to utilise the ISO 9001:2000 quality system. |
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Since the middle of the 1990s, the share of export in the Best-Hall operations has increased steadily: export now makes up half of the company's turnover. |
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| Best-Hall has been a part of the Wiklöf Group since 1997. Between 1990 and 2010, the company has grown and expanded their operations. |
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| In the 2010s, Best-Hall has developed their hall design: in addition to CAD design, we are now also using 3D modelling. |
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