Warehouse Design & Layout

Your Building, Then Our Layout

Drag the yellow line to see the layout. 4 real buildings below.

Distribution center: the Handy Equip layout
Distribution center: the empty building
Your buildingOur layoutDistribution center 1/4

A Plan Before You Buy

A column in the way or an aisle too tight costs money once the steel is up. Every job starts with a CAD drawing showing rows, aisles and pallet count.

What You Get

  1. Site measureBuilding, columns, doors, docks and sprinklers.
  2. CAD layoutScaled plan of racking, aisles and travel paths.
  3. ElevationsBeam levels and clearances.
  4. Pallet countPallet positions or shelf feet.
  5. New, used or mixedThe same layout priced each way.
  6. A quote you can act onMaterial, delivery, installation, engineering and permits.

How We Design a Layout.

  • Product first. Pallet size and weight pick the rack type.
  • Fit the forklift. Aisles sized for your truck.
  • Use the height.
  • Simple flow. Receiving to shipping without crossing paths.
  • Fire code built in.
  • Room to grow.

Who It Is For

  • New buildings and expansions.
  • Full warehouses.
  • Changing operations, like pallets to each-picking.
  • Anyone comparing quotes.

Common questions

Is the layout really free?

Yes, for a project we quote.

What do you need from me?

Building size, clear height, a floor plan or photos, pallet size and weight, and your forklift type. No drawings? We measure.

Call 845.495.5003Get a Quote

Send us your floor plan.
We’ll send back a layout.

Top size
Top weight
Menu size
Menu weight
Text size
Header