Looking to build a warehouse? You’ve come to the right place. We build warehouses for private use, for investors and for developers.
On this page, we go over everything you need to know for:
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Industrial warehouse sheds.
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Manufacturing sheds.
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Shared tenant sheds.
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Warehouse investment sheds.
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Private use warehouses.
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Commercial warehouses.
Below, we have collected our most useful resources; brochures, costs, examples & quote forms.
Request a quote by using the form below, or have a look through our informational materials:
Warehouse Testimonials
Download A Warehouse Shed Brochure.
What Does A Warehouse Cost?
Our average warehouse project costs $161,780 aud.
This cost includes the design, the engineering, the fabrication and the installation of the warehouse. It also includes the cost of the concrete slab. It does not include electrical, plumbing, internal fit out etc.
Small warehouses cost as little as $52,000, and large warehouses frequently cost upwards of $450,000.
Ideas & Examples from our Previous Warehouse Projects
Construction Photos of Our Warehouses
Why Build A Central Steel Build Warehouse?
Clients come to us to build their factories for 6 main reasons:
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Fully Hot-Dip Galvanised Components
We galvanise all of our materials, meaning your factory will be protected against weathering, ageing and rust.
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Structural Integrity
We only build sheds that are as strong and reliable as possible. Down to our smallest sheds, we choose to exclusively build with the sturdiest options.
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Value Engineering Processes
We work with our clients ideas to find the most cost effective way for them to build, saving money and project time.
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Industry Knowledge
We’ve been in the industry since 1975, and we have an industrial factory expert with years of experience.
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Easy Project Management
We handle building permits and erection coordination on your behalf, to make the process faster and easier for you. We’re always in touch and ready to talk.
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Locally Manufactured
100% of your factory structural package is manufactured in Kyneton, by local workers, using Australian steel.
