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Pick of the pods
February 1st 2009

According to Easilift Loading Systems loading pod docks are becoming increasingly popular. A dock pod is a complete standalone loading bay enclosure, which can be installed directly on to the external face of a building. Typically fitted with a dock seal, dock leveller or scissor lift and a sectional insulated overhead door, they are suitable for new buildings, extensions and refurbishments.

They do not take up valuable internal warehouse space and maintain the loading and unloading function within a separate and distinctly confined area. With no cross traffic to worry about, this is a significant health and safety benefit.

Installing a dock pod does not require any major civil engineering work or building modifications, as there's no need for a hole or pit to be created in the floor.

Quick and easy to erect, without disruption to the inner warehouse operations, they can be repositioned on site if required and are also a cost-effective retrofit option for an existing building.

Lightweight yet strong construction provides an insulated, hygienic, weatherproof area – with resulting energy saving potential – making the pods suitable for ambient and temperature controlled facilities.

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