Kherki Daula, by the NH-48 toll, is warehousing country. Huge sheds and logistics parks store and move goods for the whole region. Inside each shed there is usually an office, a control room or a supervisor cabin, and more and more of them are built in glass. The access is excellent. The planning is all about the trucks.
Offices built inside a shed
A warehouse office is often built on the floor of the shed, or on a mezzanine. Glass lets the team see the floor while keeping out dust and cold.
There is usually no false ceiling, just the high roof. So the office needs its own ceiling, or glass walls that run to a set height with a roof over them.
We look at the space and show you the options.
Planning around the trucks
A warehouse yard has trucks moving all day, and safety rules to match. Our vehicle and team have to fit into that.
We agree a delivery slot with the site between loading peaks. Our team follows the site's safety rules, including high-visibility vests and marked walkways.
Tell us the site rules with your enquiry, so we arrive ready.
Keeping dust out of the office
Warehouses are dusty, and an office is only useful if it stays clean inside. That needs proper seals at the top and bottom of the glass walls.
Where the office holds screens and computers, sealing matters even more.
We specify the seals for a dusty site, not for an ordinary office.
