Designed around furniture

Furniture requires a different approach to warehousing. While most warehouses are designed around pallets, forklifts and general freight, our facilities have been developed specifically for furniture. Every process, storage location and handling method has been designed to protect products, improve accessibility and provide greater visibility throughout the logistics journey.

From individual designer pieces to complete retail inventories and large-scale commercial projects, we provide furniture storage solutions that support retailers, designers, manufacturers and project professionals across Melbourne and Sydney.

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A different approach to furniture storage

Furniture doesn't fit neatly onto pallets. It comes in different shapes, sizes and materials, often requiring careful handling and specialised storage methods.

Rather than palletising products and moving them repeatedly with forklifts, furniture is stored individually within dedicated storage bays using specialised furniture handling equipment. This allows products to remain accessible while reducing unnecessary handling and minimising the risk of damage.

The result is a warehousing environment built around the needs of furniture, rather than forcing furniture into systems designed for general freight.

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Purpose-built facilities

Every warehouse process has been developed with furniture in mind.

Features include:

• Dedicated furniture bays

• Narrow aisle storage systems

• Specialised furniture order pickers

• Individual item storage

• Reduced handling procedures

• Inventory visibility and tracking

• Efficient product access

This approach allows us to maximise protection while maintaining efficient inventory control and accessibility.

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Storage charged by cubic metre

Furniture businesses shouldn't have to pay for empty pallet spaces. Instead of charging by pallet positions or fixed warehouse locations, storage is calculated based on the actual cubic volume occupied by each item. This creates a more flexible and transparent pricing structure that better reflects the way furniture is stored and managed.

Whether storing a single armchair, a showroom collection or an entire retail inventory, clients only pay for the space they actually use.

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