Warehouse scale and design requirements

Generally, the larger the warehouse area, the lower the unit price; If there are special designs such as increasing height, span, or seismic grade, it will increase the difficulty and cost of construction, leading to an increase in unit price.

Geographical location and material cost

There are differences in economic development levels, labor costs, and material supply in different regions, which can affect construction costs. Meanwhile, fluctuations in steel prices and increased transportation costs will also be directly reflected in the warehouse unit price.

Construction cycle and maintenance cost

A short construction period requires more labor and resources, which will increase costs. The maintenance of steel structure warehouses is relatively simple, but regular maintenance and repair still require a certain amount of capital investment.

other expenses

It also includes design costs, construction costs, etc. The design cost depends on the size and complexity of the warehouse, as well as the qualifications and experience of the designer; The construction cost includes labor costs, machinery usage fees, on-site management fees, etc. The quality of the construction team, the length of the construction period, and the level of on-site management will all affect the construction cost.