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CHAPTER 2
STORAGE SPACE MANAGEMENT
Section I. Types of Storage Space
2-1. Introduction.
(1) Warehouse storage facilities.
These
facilities have a roof, side and end walls, and many
The contents of this section illustrate the general
have ground-level and/or truck or railcar bed-level
characteristics and functions of the most common types
loading docks. Cantilever support canopies over docks
of storage space (covered and open) used by DOD
may also be provided. They are generally single-story
Components.
buildings, though multistory buildings qualify.  These
facilities can be modified to serve a variety of purposes
2-2. Covered Storage Space.
such as converted to a controlled humidity facility.
a. Covered storage space is storage space within
(a) General purpose warehouse.  This
any roofed structure. It is used for the storage of a wide
type of warehouse may be heated or unheated and is
variety of material such as for the storage of general
used for various storage functions and for the storage of
supplies and ammunition.
a wide variety of items. The greatest portion of covered
storage space at DOD installations is normally in this
b. Covered storage space is generally comprised
type of structure. The single-story structure with loading
of two types of storage space, warehouse and nonware-
docks at truck and railcar bed level has become the
house.  Warehouse storage space includes general
standard warehouse. Figure 2-1 provides an example of
purpose, controlled humidity (CH), refrigerated, and
a dock-level general purpose warehouse. An example
flammable or hazardous materials facilities. All other
of a groundlevel general purpose warehouse is shown in
roofed structures are of the nonware-house type. They
include, but are not limited to, dry tanks, sheds,
transitory  shelters,  nontraditional  structures,  and
Figure 2-1. Dock-Level General Purpose Warehouse
2-1

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