Tunelgroup Systèmes de Réfrigération
Steel Building in Industrial Design
Steel Logistics Centers by TunelGroup are engineered for high-volume warehousing, fulfillment, cross-docking and regional distribution operations. Each facility is designed around vehicle circulation, loading docks, storage systems, automation, clear height, fire safety and future expansion.
Logistics design and manufacturing experience
International project reach
Layouts shaped around logistics operations
Steel, dock systems and installation
A successful logistics center depends on the relationship between structural grid, clear height, loading docks, truck circulation, storage systems, automation, fire safety and future expansion. TunelGroup develops these elements as one coordinated Industrial Steel Structure concept.
Each package is coordinated around the same logistics geometry, structural design, dock and automation interfaces and installation sequence. Review the complete Steel Building Technical Scope for detailed inclusions.
Primary frames, secondary members, bracing, picking mezzanines, conveyor supports, dock canopies and project-specific structures.
Roof and Facade Panels, coordinated with insulation, drainage, daylight, fire strategy and energy-performance requirements.
Sectional Doors, dock shelters, levelers, truck approaches, personnel access and openings positioned for efficient logistics flow.
Engineering, steel production, dock interfaces, envelope systems, delivery and installation can be coordinated within one project workflow.
Building geometry, yard circulation, dock planning and storage strategy can be adapted to throughput, handling equipment, automation and future capacity requirements.
Receiving, storage and dispatch organized for regional delivery networks
Picking mezzanines, conveyors, packing areas and rapid order processing
High dock capacity and direct inbound-to-outbound cargo movement
Clear height & storage grid and structural grid coordinated for dense racking systems
Temperature-controlled storage zones integrated with loading and dispatch
Warehouse, fulfillment, office, service and technical zones in one facility
| Structural system | Portal frame, multi-bay or project-specific steel framing selected according to clear height, dock layout, racking, automation and operating requirements. |
| Design actions | Dead, imposed, wind, snow, seismic, racking, conveyor, mezzanine and project-specific equipment loads according to the applicable design standard. |
| Roof system | Insulated sandwich panel or profiled metal roof with project-specific drainage, daylight, smoke-control and energy-performance provisions. |
| Facade & dock envelope | Insulated panels, profiled cladding, dock openings and architectural entrance zones selected according to thermal, durability and appearance requirements. |
| Clear height & storage grid | Defined according to racking height, sprinkler clearance, handling equipment, conveyors, lighting and required operational clearances. |
| Doors & loading | Sectional and rolling doors, dock shelters, levelers, vehicle restraints, personnel doors and canopies can be integrated into the design. |
| Delivery scope | Engineering, manufacturing, export packing, international delivery and installation options. |
Final structural, fire-safety, logistics-equipment and applicable standards are confirmed for the project destination and contract requirements before production.
Defined review stages keep the steel structure, docks, racking, automation, envelope, fire systems and installation requirements aligned.
Location, dimensions, throughput targets, clear height, dock capacity, storage systems and delivery scope are confirmed.
Structural grid, racking and equipment loads, dock openings, yard interfaces and building geometry are developed.
Dock systems, doors, facade details, drainage, fire services and automation interfaces are reviewed.
Steel members and coordinated building-envelope components move through controlled fabrication.
Components are organized by erection sequence for export packing and project logistics.
Site erection follows approved drawings, safety plans and the coordinated logistics-center assembly sequence.
The same industrial architectural language is organized around high-bay storage, truck movement, dock capacity, automation and long-term distribution growth.
Large steel logistics facility with organized yard and dock circulation
Racking, handling aisles and clear heights coordinated inside
Conveyors, sorting platforms and packing zones integrated into the structure
Clear information about throughput, dock capacity, storage systems, automation and vehicle circulation reduces design changes and improves proposal accuracy.
Share the project location, required dimensions and clear height, target throughput, dock quantity, storage and handling systems, automation requirements and requested delivery scope.
Yes. The structural grid, clear height, bay spacing, dock positions and internal zones can be developed around racking, handling equipment and material flow.
Yes. Dock systems, picking mezzanines, conveyor supports, automation clearances and suspended services can be coordinated with the steel structure.
Yes. Temperature-controlled areas, future bay extensions, additional docks and expandable automation zones can be considered during concept design.
The final scope can include engineering, steel manufacturing, dock and automation interfaces, envelope systems, export packing, international logistics and installation depending on the project and destination.
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