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Logistics building for a large parcel delivery company
With the construction of this SELECT steel building, a logistics service provider from Lower Saxony has created the best conditions for parcel shipping. With its enormous number of industrial sectional gates, the logistics building offers quick and easy loading of vans.
The large logistics building is perfectly adapted to the customer's needs with its function-specific equipment. To make loading and unloading the vans as efficient as possible, 41 manual industrial sectional gates with height guidance were realised. A viewing window allows employees to immediately recognise whether a van is at the ramp.
From the outside, the loading stations are protected from the rain by a 1.40 metre canopy.
Fire protection taken into account
The skylight domes in the roof allow plenty of daylight into the interior of the hall. They are also equipped with an NSHEVS system. They ensure smoke and heat extraction in the event of a fire.
At the rear of the hall, the logistics building was connected to a fire wall. This connects the new hall with the existing building. The new space gain is thus seamlessly connected to the existing work processes.
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Optimum space gain
14 vans can be loaded and unloaded simultaneously at the new hall built by HALTEC.
Bright and energy-saving
The 3.0 x 54.0 m row of windows in the ridge brings plenty of daylight into the logistics building and saves on electric light.
Pleasant hall atmosphere
Radiant heating on the hall ceiling for pleasant warmth. LED linear fluorescent luminaires can provide more light if required.
Convenient loading and unloading
41 large industrial sectional gates allow for an almost ground-level and speedy loading process.
Safely anchored
The logistics building is permanently and safely anchored to the concrete foundation with heavy-duty dowels.
Well advised. HALTEC.
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SELECT Reference 130