Warehousing & Logistics

Big sheds, big slabs, fast programmes — the simple building done at speed.

Warehousing & Logistics — sector cover

The distribution shed is the most optimised product in construction: a portal frame, a superflat slab and a roof, repeated at enormous scale on tight programmes. The shell methods are shared and linked below — but the detail that separates good from bad is the floor. Flatness, joints and curing decide whether the racking goes in straight and the robots run true, and a slab defect in a fulfilment centre is an operational defect, not a cosmetic one.

The four guides in this sector cover logistics shed construction, warehouse floor slabs — the trade this sector is judged by — racking and automation installation, where the building becomes a machine, and cold storage construction, where the envelope becomes a fridge and every junction is a thermal bridge waiting to happen.

What does Warehousing & Logistics cover?

Process guides in Warehousing & Logistics

Shared methods used in Warehousing & Logistics

Part of the Industrial & Specialist Facilities group.