Warehouses
QuickWall's primary use for warehouses is to separate work and storage spaces. During renovation, Quickwall provides a safe and clean environment that does not disrupt the work place. It can be put up quickly and won't harbor bacteria that can spread between workers.
Warehouses have similar uses for QuickWall as food processing plants, but we have been working with them for quite a while longer due to their constant need for wall replacements and remodels. Due to the constant use of warehouse environments, traditional temporary walling solutions simply are not practical to install. Here is how warehouses make use of our products:
- Separating employees to minimize exposure
- Storage solutions
- Remodeling solutions for temporary walling
Case Study
Warehouses Uses In Action
SUPPLIED BY US POLYMERS (SOLD THROUGH WESTERN MATERIALS)Due to the current pandemic and the worries of warehouse establishments country-wide, we have recently had to install our QuickWall barrier solution in an industry leading warehouse. The warehouse needed to provide clean barriers for its more static employees, and it needed to renovate one of the areas it already had to accommodate for the new conditions our modern world has laid out for us.
QuickWall has been continuously used at the location since, and thousands of SQ-Feet of QuickWall are currently helping to protect hundreds of essential warehouse workers daily. The company's cleaning service has reported having no issues cleaning the QuickWall units to meet state guidelines, and the barriers have remained strong and steadfast this entire time.
This has helped cull the spread of infectious contaminants ten-fold, and it has easily been one of the biggest factors keeping the warehouse open during such uncertain times.
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