The engineered primary frame, girts, purlins, roof and wall panels, trim and framed openings, shipped for a local erector or general contractor to install.
Warehouse building options
Lay out storage and loading around the goods and equipment that move through the building. Compare the steel shell with the other work needed to run the warehouse.
A crew stands the frame on your foundation, sheets the roof and walls and sets the doors, leaving a weathertight box for the interior trades.
Site work, slab, building, dock equipment, lighting and fire protection carried under a single contract from permit to certificate of occupancy.
Front office suites with storefront entries and finished ceilings, backed by open warehouse bays with their own overhead doors, for one user or several tenants.
Dock-height doors with levelers, bumpers and seals, plus grade-level drive-in doors, located around the truck court and the trailer turning path.
Grading, stormwater, paving and a floor slab designed for forklift traffic and rack base plates rather than just the weight of stored goods.
Sealed building drawings, foundation plans and the site layout that zoning and permit reviewers expect to see.
Tell us what you need.
Send your storage requirements, loading arrangement and handling equipment details.
Try the dimensions in 3D.
Change the size, doors and colors, then attach the design to your quote request.