CASE STUDY: Sustainable warehouse building
Our client required a new long-term storage warehouse due to their growing business and needing to keep up with client demands and recent orders.
One of the criteria from the planning department was that it must be visually sensitive to the surrounding areas. That is where we came in…
Alternative colouring
At Mar-Key, we design and manufacture all of our buildings in-house here in Dorset.
This in turn allows us to have the flexibility of making your building meet your exact requirements, whether that’s bespoke sizing, branding or the colour of the finish you’d like, we can make your building yours.
When our client expressed they needed their building to be this green colour, we quickly reassured them they’d come to the right people! With the colour of the building guaranteed, our client was able to get the planning permission agreed and building works could begin.
Increased storage capacity
This 15m x 35m insulated warehouse incorporates a roller shutter door, lighting strips and a PVC roof to offer more storage for this growing business.
Built in just 9 days, our temporary structures offer a cost effective, time efficient solution that allows for minimal disruption on site meaning business can continue as usual.
This long-term solution means the client can expand their capacity and take on even more business for years to come. With our flexible payment methods, businesses can be rest assured that they are making the right choice when choosing a temporary structure – no commitment and hassle free solutions, have a look at our payment options here.
Warehouse Case Studies
FAQs
How long does it take to build a modular warehouse?
The construction timeline for a modular warehouse can range from just a few days to several weeks, depending on your requirements. Due to its modular design, the time it takes to construct the building is significantly reduced compared to traditional brick and mortar buildings, making a modular warehouse not only cost effective but also time efficient. It’s worth considering whether you need to complete any groundworks prior to the building commencing, as these can add to the overall time from start to finish.