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Self-contained loading bay pods
February 1st 2006

sara has introduced a brochure about its specialist range of Dock Loading Pods.

The sara pods offers the customer a complete loading bay enclosure which combines insulation, weather protection and hygiene and safety within a totally integrated unit which can be installed directly on to the front of a building - without any impact on the interior.

The pods consist of an insulated housing with a choice of dock seal, dock leveller and sectional insulated overhead door (or roller shutter if desired).

The design and layout can be adapted to individual needs - whether single or multiple configurations. The pods are suitable for all manner of applications, including new buildings, extensions or refurbishments, and especially where temperature control or hygiene are critical factors.

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