We aim to deliver and install your structure within 3 weeks from initial enquiry, depending on complexity and availability.

In some cases, yes. We can offer general advice, but you should always check with your local planning authority.

Our structures can be installed on a wide range of surfaces, often with little or no groundwork required.

Yes. All our structures are designed with durable, weather-resistant materials for year-round use.

Yes. All of our temporary structures can be dismantled and moved to a new site if needed.

Temporary warehouses can be a crucial tool for risk management by providing agility and resilience. They can mitigate supply chain disruptions by creating buffer stock, respond to seasonal demand spikes without permanent infrastructure, and ensure business continuity during site disruptions like floods or planned refurbishments. They also provide a lower-risk option for testing new markets and can improve financial flexibility by avoiding capital-intensive construction.

Temporary warehouses are secured using several methods depending on the ground surface. For hard surfaces like concrete, they use concrete anchors. On softer ground like asphalt or gravel, they use ground anchors or earth pins. Where ground penetration is not allowed, ballast weights can be used.

Flooring options for a temporary warehouse range from using the existing ground to more robust solutions. You can use temporary wooden or plywood flooring, heavy-duty plastic or composite flooring, or concrete slabs for a more permanent feel. The choice depends on the goods being stored, the type of handling equipment, and the duration of use.

Yes, temporary warehouses can be used to improve security. They can be placed on a secure site with existing CCTV and fencing, or closer to transport hubs to shorten transit time. Modern structures can be fitted with steel-clad walls, lockable shutters, and security-rated doors, and can also be used to separate high-value stock for heightened security.