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Each operation asks something different of a building.

We start from how your site will run, then check every option against it. These are the points that most often separate a suitable building from an expensive mistake.

Six checks we make on every building.

Whatever the sector, these decide whether a building can do the job. Brochures rarely answer them accurately, so we confirm each one on site and on paper.

Clear heightMeasured under the lowest obstruction, for your racking.
Dock levelsNumber, height and levellers to match your vehicles.
Floor loadDesign load and flatness for racks and equipment.
PowerSanctioned load, upgrade path and backup.
Fire NOCValid, and covering your storage type and height.
Truck circulationYard depth, turning space and approach roads.
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3PL and logistics

Multi-client warehouses live or die on throughput. The building has to move goods in and out quickly and adapt as client mixes change.

  • Dock count, dock height and levellers matched to the vehicles you run
  • Clear height under the lowest obstruction for selective racking
  • Yard depth and turning space for trailers waiting to load
  • Column grid that suits your racking layout
  • Fire NOC that covers your storage height and stock type
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Manufacturing

A factory brings approvals, loads and services that a warehouse does not. The checks start with what the land and building are permitted to do.

  • Permitted land use and consents for your process
  • Floor load and foundations for machinery
  • Power sanction, upgrade path and backup arrangements
  • Crane provisions and structural capacity where needed
  • Water, effluent and waste handling
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E-commerce and quick-commerce

Fulfilment and quick-commerce sites trade space for speed. Access, labour and the ability to flex for peaks matter as much as the shed.

  • Access to the customers and roads your dispatch depends on
  • Room for sortation, returns and staging
  • Dock and ground-level loading for mixed vehicle types
  • Labour catchment, staff transport and amenities
  • Power and data for automation and night shifts
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FMCG and distribution

Distribution sites balance storage density with how fast stock turns, and need to sit within reach of the distributor network.

  • Clear height and floor flatness for high-density storage
  • Pallet flow from receiving to dispatch
  • Storage norms and approvals for your product categories
  • Truck circulation for frequent, mixed-size deliveries
  • Reach to distributors and key highways
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Cold chain

Temperature-controlled space is expensive to build and to run. Small gaps in the building or its services become large costs later.

  • Insulated structure and floors suited to the temperatures you need
  • Power reliability, redundancy and backup capacity
  • Dock seals and shelters that hold temperature
  • Fire safety approach for insulated panels
  • Lease terms for the specialised fit-out you install
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Auto and electronics

Line-side supply and precision assembly depend on stable buildings, clean power and suppliers close at hand.

  • Floor flatness and stability for assembly and testing
  • Clean, reliable power and earthing
  • Dust control and environment for electronics
  • Proximity to OEM plants and supplier clusters
  • Security and controlled access for high-value stock

A different operation?

Pharmaceuticals, packaging, light assembly and other industrial uses. Tell us how your site needs to work and we will tell you plainly whether we can help.

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