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Steel distribution warehouse with loading docks and trucks

Solution · Warehouses & logistics

Warehouses that work as hard as your operation

Clear-span and multi-span steel warehouses for the logistics corridors of Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao – laid out around racking and docks, engineered for typhoon season and shipped as a numbered kit.

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30–60 m
Clear spans
wider with interior columns
8–14 m
Eave heights
set by your racking
NSCP 2015
Wind & seismic design
CIF · DDP
Delivery terms
Pallet racking inside a steel warehouse

Start with the pallets, not the roof

Rent per square metre is what a warehouse earns in Bulacan, Cavite or Cebu – so floor that cannot be used is money lost. We ask first about your racking system, forklift aisles, truck docks and sprinklers, and only then set the column grid, span and eave height. Columns fall inside rack rows, bracing stays out of the aisles and the roof is ready for solar.

The structure arrives as a complete kit: tapered primary frames, galvanized C and Z purlins and girts, bracing and every bolt – fabricated in our certified plant and delivered to your port or your gate.

Building types

Warehouse formats we engineer

One engineering approach for every logistics format.

Clear-span warehouseto about 60 m

Clear-span warehouse

No interior columns – full layout freedom for racking and block stacking.

Multi-span distribution centre90 m and wider

Multi-span distribution centre

Interior columns hidden in rack rows keep very wide buildings economical.

Cross-dock terminaldocks both sides

Cross-dock terminal

Long, narrow buildings with continuous canopies for fast inbound-to-outbound flow.

Applications

Who we build warehouses for

01

Logistics park developers

Speculative and built-to-suit buildings for lease.

02

3PL operators

Multi-client distribution hubs near ports and expressways.

03

Retail and e-commerce

Fulfilment centres with mezzanines and conveyors.

04

Manufacturers

Raw material and finished goods stores beside the plant.

05

Food distributors

Ambient stores with chilled zones – see cold storage.

06

Agri-commodity traders

Rice, corn, sugar and fertiliser storage.

Codes & compliance

Designed for Philippine approval

The codes our engineers work to on Philippine projects – and the approvals your project team will obtain with our documents.

Philippines

  • NSCP 2015 Vol. 1National Structural Code of the Philippines – loads, wind (Sec. 207), seismic (Sec. 208) and steel design
  • AISC 360 / AISC 341Structural steel design and seismic provisions, as referenced by NSCP Chapter 5
  • AISI S100Cold-formed steel members – purlins, girts and eave struts
  • AWS D1.1Structural welding – procedures, welders and inspection
  • ISO 12944Corrosion protection by paint systems, by corrosivity category C2–C5
  • PD 1096 · RA 9514National Building Code and Fire Code of the Philippines (Revised IRR 2019)
Engineer of record
Plans and calculations signed and sealed by a Philippine-licensed civil or structural engineer for the building permit
Fire safety
Fire Safety Evaluation Clearance (FSEC) from the BFP before the permit; fire-resistance ratings per type of construction

Summary for orientation only – the project specification, the adopted code edition and the authority having jurisdiction govern.

Engineering

Built for typhoon season

A warehouse roof is a large wing. Under typhoon winds the suction on the roof can exceed the weight of the whole structure, so we check purlins, cladding fixings, bracing and anchor bolts for uplift – not only the main frame.

Wind speeds and exposure are taken for your municipality from NSCP 2015, and open-sided canopies and large dock doors are treated as the critical cases they are.

Steel warehouse roof under strong wind and rain
Warehouse end wall prepared for future extension

Engineering

Ready for the next phase

Many logistics parks are built in phases. We design end walls as removable frames with spare capacity, so the next building can be added without rebuilding the gable.

Process

How we deliver it

  1. 1

    Brief

    Racking, docks, MHE and site location.

  2. 2

    Concept

    Grid, spans, heights and tonnage with a CIF or DDP price.

  3. 3

    Design

    NSCP calculations and approval drawings.

  4. 4

    Fabrication

    Frames, purlins and bolts made and inspected.

  5. 5

    Delivery

    Shipped in erection sequence to your port or site.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How fast can a steel warehouse be delivered to the Philippines?

After drawings are approved, fabrication of a typical warehouse takes a few weeks and sea freight to a Philippine port about one to two weeks. We give a firm schedule with the quotation.

Can the roof carry solar panels?

Yes, if we know at design stage. We add the panel and mounting load and check purlins for it.

Do you supply roofing sheets?

We focus on the steel frame and purlins. Roofing and wall sheets are usually bought locally; we coordinate the fixing layout with your supplier.

Ready to price your building?

Send the layout, the site location and your target date. We reply with a frame concept, steel tonnage and a CIF or DDP price.

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