Industrial Warehousing and Temporary Warehouse Space

Mahaffey Fabric Structures offer the ideal solution for additional storage space, whether for industrial warehousing or a temporary warehouse for an emergency situation, or as an extension of your business' growth. Our temporary warehouse structures can be erected on almost any surface - asphalt, concrete, or soil-without the need of a permanent foundation. They are erected and dismantled quickly and can be configured in any size. Guardian steel walls and security doors can be installed for added security, as well as rolling overhead doors for convenience.
Mahaffey offers temporary warehouse spaces and structures with 10' and 13' eave heights. Our semi-permanent warehouse structures have 10', 15', and 20' side heights with superior wind and snow load capability. All of these portable industrial structures are offered with translucent or blackout (opaque) fabric membrane roofs. The translucent tops provide sufficient interior daylight without the need for interior light fixtures. The blackout roof panels are typically colored white on both sides, but have an opaque membrane that screens out all light and keeps the interior cooler in the hot sun.

Seasonal businesses use portable warehouses instead of sub-renting space in off-site buildings. If temporary space is secured elsewhere, there are hidden overhead costs as employees and equipment move between the two facilities. By maintaining operations on one site using a temporary warehouse, these hidden costs are eliminated and your supervisory staff can better manage operations. Semi-permanent structures allow forward-thinking companies to add space for large projects without committing to potentially expensive long-term alternatives.
Whether your need is temporary or semi-permanent, Mahaffey's temporary warehouses can be made larger or smaller to adapt to your evolving needs. This allows a basic structure to retain its value, as it isn't rendered obsolete if it is too small. The length can be changed by easily adding sections known as "bays." This work can be done without moving existing racks or shelving that is already in place. Most of our structures are modular in width, as well. Widening a structure is most often done when it is being moved or relocated, as it is a more involved operation.