Warehouse Offices

Knowing how to utilize space in your warehouse is essential to ensure your business is successful. With a modular building, you can customize the size so there is no wasted space or higher maintenance costs.

As you consider the size of your modular office, also account for the size of your team. For a smaller crew, you may only need one building, whereas for a larger workforce, you may want to combine multiple modular offices. Additionally, you can scale your building up or down based on your changing needs for more customization opportunities

When creating your office, consider the configuration, layout, acoustics and lighting. If you choose an open office space, it may be wise to invest in soundproofing for meeting rooms. Or, if you want to give each employee a cubicle, ensuring that every person has enough room is a vital consideration. Another consideration should be additional lighting to create a brighter room if you are using the building as a showroom.

Where you place your office in your warehouse is another factor to think about. Building it too close to machinery can cause the environment to be too loud for the workers inside. However, placing it too far away from the work area may make it challenging for employees and customers to find and visit the office.

Your warehouse modular office should also meet a specific purpose. Consider how your business will use the room, and use this as a goal to guide the building process. Deciding the intention of the modular office for your warehouse early in the building process can help you determine the building’s size and any beneficial add-ons, such as soundproofing.

Choose from three types of wall panels, each 3 inches thick with an impact-resistant core. Finishes include vinyl, fiber-reinforced plastic, high-density polyethylene, and aluminum.

Choose between the Starrspace 3000 wall system with double-sided channels for electrical wiring or the Starrspace 35000 system with accommodations for steel tube inserts.

Add tempered glass windows so office employees can oversee the warehouse floor.

Outfit the office with wood, steel, or glass doors.

Incorporate a pre-wired electrical system with a dedicated circuit breaker box and numerous interior outlets.

Install recessed fluorescent light fixtures into the drop ceiling.

Integrate your module office with your existing HVAC system. For offices larger than 800 square feet, we can incorporate a dedicated system.

Cover your office with a 22-gauge ribbed steel roof deck that catches debris.

Line the outside of your office with steel guard rails that protect against collisions.