Storage layout
Sketch aisles, racks and active staging areas; separate usable storage from circulation.
Warehouse Construction
More capacity for the way your business moves.
Custom warehouse construction for DFW businesses needing efficient storage, clear-span work areas, loading access and room to expand.
PLAN THE PROJECT AROUND ITS PURPOSE
What to consider first.
Map the movement of deliveries, equipment, employees and inventory. That operating flow should guide door locations, clearances, slab needs and the building layout.
Clear-span requirements
Loading and overhead doors
Vehicle circulation
Office and support space
Future bays or expansion
WHO THIS SERVICE IS FOR
Is this the right fit?
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METAL BUILDINGS OF TEXAS · COMPANY-WIDE PORTFOLIO
Ideas from real buildings.
A selection of completed Metal Buildings of Texas projects. Use the visible layouts and features as inspiration for your own project.
Large metal building with three overhead doors.
Metal Buildings of Texas — company-wide portfolioPROJECT QUESTIONS
Before you request a quote.
How do I start sizing a warehouse?+
Begin with inventory, equipment, aisles and staging needs. A storage plan is more useful than a target square footage alone.
Can the building include offices or staff areas?+
Those areas can be reviewed with the warehouse scope. Define their finishes, utility needs and relationship to the working floor.
What information helps plan loading doors?+
Share vehicle sizes, loading methods, delivery frequency and circulation needs. Door openings and exterior access should be considered together.
Can construction be planned around future storage growth?+
Identify future capacity and possible expansion areas early. The site, structure, access and utilities must be reviewed before any future addition is assumed feasible.
Warehouse Construction
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