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• library_books Warehouse for Lease – Dock high loading – How to get it
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  Published by Eric Hughes, May 22, 2011

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  Warehouse space by its nature is designed to house material and products for either distribution, manufacture or some combination thereof.  The distribution and receiving part of this equation almost always requires loading doors at dock high level (48” above the drive area).  When a company is requires a warehouse for lease or rent, this requirement can make or break a deal on a warehouse building.   Sometimes a solution to dock loading in an industrial lease situation can be found in one of the following…
  

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  • Dock Loading
  • Dock High Loading
  • Dock Well
  • Warehouse for Lease
  • Warehouse for Rent
  • Commercial Real Estate Terminology

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  • Industrial & Flex
• library_books Dock High Loading – Picture with definition
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  Published by Eric Hughes, November 25, 2010

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  Dock high – Where the height of the slab at the bottom of the overhead door is approximately 4’ above the ground level.  This is a standard height for most shipping containers…
  

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  • Dock High Loading
  • Terms & Definitions
  • Commercial Real Estate Terminology

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  • Houston, TX

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  • Industrial & Flex