Type of warehouse

Warehouse is the most common type of storage space although there are other forms. Some warehouses have a large and spacious buildings to enable goods from truck unloading activities and the activities of suppliers of goods to the customer load at the same time Below we discuss five types of warehouses:

 1. Warehouse's own: 
The type of warehouse is owned and operated by suppliers and resellers to use in their own distribution activities. For example, a large retail network provides a warehouse to store them or wholesaler operates a warehouse where he receives and distribute the product. 

Public Warehouse

2. Public Warehouse: 
Public warehouse is essentially space that can be leased to address the needs of the distribution in the short term. Retailers who have own their own warehouses are sometimes looking for additional storage space if they are not sufficient warehouse capacity or if they make a purchase product in large numbers with certain grounds. For example, retailers may order additional items to maximize sales in the store or when there are price promotions from suppliers if you buy in bulk.

3. Automatic Warehouse: 
With advances in computer technology and robotics are many warehouses now have automated capabilities. Stages of automation to the use of conveyor belt for transporting goods that require fewer people to handle the storage activities. 

4. Climate Controlled Warehouse. 
 Climate-Controlled Warehouse - Warehouse storage to handle various kinds of products with special handling conditions such as a freezer to store frozen products and humidity environment. 

5. Distribution Centre
There are some warehouses that store products only in very quick time. This warehouse serves as a point in the distribution system on products received from various suppliers and immediately sent to many customers. Suppose that, as with the handling of Perishable Food Distribution Centre for most of the products that enter in the morning and distributed at the end of the day