Contractors and trades
A bay for the tools, fittings, and materials that have outgrown the truck. Electricians, plumbers, HVAC crews, and general contractors keep the job stock in one place between sites.
Tenants
The businesses that use a bay
Different work, the same idea: a private floor, sized for the job, inside a building we already run.
Ecommerce and inventory
A small, organized bay where you can pack orders among your shelves. The catalog stays in one room, and the day’s orders go out from the same place.
Wholesale and distribution
Palletized goods and cartons move through the building’s loading area, so a van or truck can be loaded and unloaded for the day’s pickups.
Consumer brands
Finished goods that have outgrown a storefront back room. Apparel, beauty, and packaged products stay with the person who knows them, in a bay of their own.
Equipment and rentals
Displays, lighting, and rental gear parked between jobs, with room to see what is out and what is back.
Studios and light assembly
Artists, fabricators, and small assembly work get a floor, power, and room to make, inside a building that is already running.