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The Woodland Group – a warehouse full of toilet rolls during the pandemic


example: pandemic, brexit, war) and those closer to home (among others: a procession of prime ministers, rising interest rates, Hs2. To navigate a business through such times means we need to be agile and responsive. smart- space is regularly called upon to resolve urgent space issues due to economic factors that we all have little control over.


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UnpreDictaBLe DeLiverieS if your business relies on a stable supply chain it is likely that you will need to offer some sort of flexibility over delivery times, particularly if you receive goods from overseas. if your organisation operates within the logistics sector you will know this only too well.


UnpreDictaBLe financeS an instant building negates the need to commit. You can hire for a few months or for as long as you like, switching to purchase if it suits you better. smart-space can structure long-term contracts where the costs reduce as time goes on. smart-space does not believe in holding you to contracts that no longer serve you so you can also off-hire whenever you like. These benefits do not come with bricks and mortar!


he business world is always subject to many moving parts and the impacts of various external factors. right now, the uK economic climate is unsettled with the after- effects of recent global change (for


UnpreDictaBLe timing Often there is no way of knowing exactly how long you might need additional space. For new ventures, trial stock lines, unexpectedly large orders and other changes, an instant building can satisfy an immediate need. They can be invaluable during times of transition or even to provide space whilst a traditional build is taking place. smart-space has done this many times – for the fire service, schools, logistics companies and others (including a supermarket and church!


UnpreDictaBLe Location smart-space has often worked with customers who are unsure of their longer-term plans and are considering moving premises. an instant building can resolve the immediate requirement with the comfort of knowing you can have the building for as long as you need it – and it can also be relocated to another site if that is your preferred option.


cLimate UnpreDictaBiLity Of course we live in a country where four seasons in one day is not unusual. For a tidy, safe site, smart-space supplies buildings to get your assets under cover – whether that is parts or people. storage is probably the number one reason we are contacted. smart-space canopies are an extension of this service – allowing you to enjoy weather-proofed loading and unloading. again, this allows you to look after your products and the people who manage their storage and transit.


By Jason Lynock, Sales Director, Smart-Space


instant buildings, installed within a few short


weeks, provide an excellent solution to space challenges. With no foundations required, you simply need an area of land that meets your needs. smart-space regularly installs units that adjoin seamlessly to main premises. Just as often the buildings are situated out of the way on waste ground – quite often to replace a stack of unsightly, unwieldy storage containers. Talk to smart-space if you have a space


challenge. The smart-space team enjoys working out the best options and helping you operate to full capacity, in a safe and organised environment.


Smart-Space smart-space.co.uk


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