A temporary storage solution built in just 2 days, to ensure our client had an area to stockpile additional parts purchased from Germany ahead of Brexit.
In a secure compound and on the same site as their current warehouse, they were happy for a soft PVC finish as their goods did not require temperature control. The temporary storage warehouse was located right next to their main warehouse, and a sliding door provides easy access, and strip lights mean it can be used safely at any time of day.
Taking just 2 days to install, the 15m x 30m clear-span structure on a 4m high leg will provide our client with 450 sqm of additional space and enable them to continue business as usual regardless of the Brexit uncertainty.
Remaining in situ for 26 weeks, the structure did require planning permission. However, the planning process is far easier and less time-consuming than that required to install a permanent warehouse. Hiring a temporary storage structure also means that, when it’s no longer required, we will simply remove the entire structure within a day or two.
We designed, supplied and installed a temporary industrial warehouse structure to provide storage space, covering a total of 3,500sqm.
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View case studyBeing manufactured in Britain, we are able to offer significant flexibility in our design and turnaround times, leading to delivery in just 4 weeks!
View case studyThe bespoke warehouse design covers exactly 550 sqm, consisting of a 20m x 30m frame with 5m x 10m cut-out.
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