Pre-Engineered Buildings (PEB) & Heavy Fabrication
Warehouse structures designed around the racking, the material flow and the loading bays — not around a standard bay that the storage layout then has to accommodate.
Service information
The expensive mistake in a warehouse is designing the building first and fitting the racking into it. Bay spacing that does not suit the rack pitch wastes floor area on every single run, permanently. We start from the storage layout and the material flow — rack pitch, aisle width, turning circles, dock height — and set the structural grid to serve them.
The rest follows: clear height set by the rack height plus the sprinkler and lighting zone, loading elevations set by the vehicle, and a roof and drainage design that suits a building nobody wants to work on once it is full.
What we make
Any one of these can be contracted on its own, or the whole interior delivered under a single award against one drawing set and one schedule. Everything listed is manufactured, supplied and installed by us — not sub-let after award.
The primary structure, with the grid set by the storage layout rather than by a default bay.
Internal bays laid out to the aisle widths and turning circles the handling equipment needs.
Roof structure detailed to carry the services a warehouse actually hangs from it.
The face of the building where vehicles meet it — the detail that decides how the warehouse operates.
Standards & compliance
Wording here is deliberate: we design and manufacture to these criteria.
Certificates held
The certificates from our register that apply to this work, each with its issuing body and certificate number. Nothing here is a claim we have not been audited for.
Certificates held Not what we design to — what we are audited and licensed for, with the certificate number on each.
Why Finex
Design, fabrication and site erection under one contract. The alternative is a fabricator, an erector and an argument about which of them owns a misaligned bay.
Cutting, forming, welding and finishing happen across our two plants in Dindori, Nashik — more than 1,00,000 sq. ft. — so nothing waits on an outside vendor between stages.
The load cases, the design code and the site conditions come with your drawing set, and we engineer to what is issued rather than to a house standard.
Our ISO certificates are scoped to furniture, and we say so on this page rather than letting a badge imply cover it does not have. What applies here is stated per page.
FAQ
If yours is not here, ask — we would rather answer it properly.
Yes, and it is the single most useful thing you can do before tendering. Bay spacing that does not suit the rack pitch wastes floor area on every run for the life of the building. Send the racking layout — or the pallet count, the rack type and the handling equipment — and the structural grid will be set to serve it.
The design basis comes with the tender — the load cases, the governing code and the site conditions are issued with the drawing set and we engineer to what is issued. In India that is normally IS 800 for the steel design, IS 875 Parts 1 to 5 for dead, imposed, wind and snow loads, IS 1893 for seismic, and IS 2062 for the plate and section material. If you want the codes and load assumptions confirmed for a specific enquiry before you shortlist us, ask and we will state them in writing for that scope.
Rack top height plus the services zone above it — sprinklers, lighting and any conveyor. That is usually more than people allow for, and it cannot be added later. Tell us the rack height and whether the building is sprinklered and we will set the eave height from it.
Yes, if it is designed for phasing from the start. Gable framing, bracing and the foundation at the future extension line all change if a second phase is coming. Say so at design stage and phase two is a straightforward extension; say so afterwards and it is a rebuild of the end bay.
Send the drawing set, the bill of quantities or the tender document. You get back a priced scope and a dated programme against your milestones, and we will tell you plainly if any part of the scope is outside what we manufacture rather than quoting it and buying it in later.
A tender number, a specification or a drawing set — we will confirm what we can build and by when, within two working days.
