What this covers
Warehouse and industrial approvals turn on structural and fire considerations that rarely arise in an office fit-out. Racking heights, floor loading, mezzanine design and — above all — what you intend to store all shape what the authority will accept.
What we handle
- Racking layouts and structural verification
- Mezzanine design, floor loading and access
- Office and amenity fit-out inside warehouse units
- Fire design against storage commodity classification
- Electrical and mechanical modifications
- Hazardous and specialist material storage clearances
Commodity classification drives everything
The single most consequential detail in a warehouse submission is what will be stored. Commodity classification determines the sprinkler design, the permitted racking height and the aisle widths. Getting it wrong means redesigning the fire system after the racking is installed — a genuinely expensive mistake. We establish classification before any layout work begins.
What you receive
- Racking layout and structural review
- Mezzanine design and floor loading
- Commodity classification for fire design
- Office fit-out within warehouse units
- Authority submission and inspection