What is Warehousing in Logistics?

Not only in the logistics sector, but also in many areas of people's lives, storage is one of the important elements. The stacking of products or goods and the safe storage and storage places have a very important place. We will talk about the importance of storage areas especially in the logistics sector. The working areas of the construction machine forklifts, which are known as portable or forklifts among the people and which save time especially when the human power is not enough, are warehouses. Warehouses vary according to their period of use. Forklift easy operation and depends on the warehouse design and product layout. At this point, it is important to use the tank efficiently and effectively at least as much as the amount of load to be transferred.
It is of great importance especially in the use of construction machines such as forklifts and warehouse areas have a very important position in the logistics sector.   Let's talk a little bit about what logistics warehousing means.

What is Logistics Storage?

Warehousing in the field of logistics is the preparation of products or goods coming from a certain point to be received and sent to the desired places after a certain period of time is checked.  The length of storage time directly affects the types of warehouses.  Storage actually basically covers the steps of control, receiving, placement, counting, collecting, checking and sending. These steps also form the basis of a regular transfer.  In a sense, the warehouse requires regular work. Systematic work affects work efficiency. As we mentioned, warehouses vary depending on the storage time. In addition, according to the type of product to be stored, the types of warehouses are f. Let's examine the types of warehouses and their features.

What are the Types and Features of Warehouses?

The types of warehouses vary depending on the contact of the product with air. There are 3 types of storage areas: open-air, indoor and cold storages. Open air warehouses are warehouse areas that are in direct contact with the air. Warehouses that do not have a roof are also called open-air storages. Materials or products stored in open-air warehouses are in direct contact with the air. These products can often be recycled products, or they can be marble, brick, or scrap piles. In closed air storages, the aim is to cut the contact of the products with the air. Since there are temperature and lighting systems, there is air circulation in itself. The purpose of cold storage areas is to ensure that the stored materials, products or loads do not deteriorate during transfer.