Standard Warehouse Bay
For conventional goods-receiving and dispatch docks.
- Sectional or suitable industrial door
- Dock leveller selected for truck/forklift loads
- Dock shelter/seal and dock bumpers
- Controls and reviewed safety options
Apollo NZ Global / Industrial & Logistics Infrastructure
Industrial doors.
Complete loading bays.
Bring the warehouse opening, truck interface and loading-bay safety requirements into one coordinated project-supply brief. From a single warehouse door to a multi-bay distribution centre.
Wholesale / project supplyNZ + international marketsLocal installation partners
SYSTEM OVERVIEW 01 / 03
BAY 01
BAY 02
BAY 03
DoorLevellerSealSafety
Conceptual system illustration only — not a construction drawing or approved component configuration.
One operational brief. Defined supply packages. Technical interfaces reviewed before manufacture — without presenting Apollo as the installer or engineer of record.
Project tools / Start where you are
From a first enquiry to a multi-bay schedule.
A simple first contact for buyers, guided system selection for early planning and an equipment schedule for larger logistics developments.
01 / ENQUIRE
Quick Warehouse Enquiry
Product, location and approximate size. Detailed engineering inputs can follow later.
Start enquiry 02 / SELECTWarehouse Door & Dock Selector
Choose a provisional system family using the operating environment and duty.
Open selector 03 / PLANMulti-Bay Warehouse Planner
Group loading bays by type, calculate quantities and export a review schedule.
Plan multiple bays 04 / DOCUMENTProject Document Library
Overview and provisional package documentation for procurement and project teams.
Open documents01 / The equipment families
Six connected systems.
One warehouse operation.
Choose a single product family or move straight to a coordinated loading-bay package. Exact models, dimensions and certifications remain subject to verified technical documentation.
01 / SYSTEM
Industrial Doors
Sectional, roller shutter and insulated warehouse opening pathways.
Opening geometry · wind exposure · security
02 / SYSTEM
High-Speed Doors
Flexible PVC, zipper, stacking and rigid high-speed access applications.
Traffic frequency · speed · separation
03 / SYSTEM
Dock Levellers
Hydraulic, telescopic-lip, vertical-storing and mechanical levelling concepts.
Dock geometry · equipment loads · operation
04 / SYSTEM
Dock Shelters & Seals
Mechanical, inflatable and insulated vehicle-to-building interfaces.
Vehicle fleet · climate · dock position
05 / SYSTEM
Loading Bay Safety
Vehicle restraints, dock lights, controls, guarding and interlocks.
Site movements · traffic · safety logic
06 / SYSTEM
Cold Chain Access
Insulated openings and temperature-controlled dock access concepts.
Temperature · condensation · hygiene
02 / Coordinated supply packages
Specify the bay.
Not just the door.
These package architectures describe the intended scope for project development. Component selection, integration and engineering require a reviewed project brief.
High-Frequency Logistics
For busy distribution centres and operational sites.
- High-frequency access opening
- Level and vehicle interface
- Dock signalling and detection
- Safety interlocks / restraint review
Cold Storage Bay
For temperature-controlled distribution operations.
- Insulated door and access strategy
- Appropriate leveller and insulated seal
- Condensation and thermal-bridge review
- Cold-chain operating and safety controls
03 / Specification-led supply
Correct geometry.
Clear interfaces.
Documented selection.
Opening and pit dimensions, dock height, fleet mix, vehicle restraint logic, electrical supply, wind exposure and site safety all matter. A catalogue reference alone is not an installation-ready specification.
Open the technical & planning centreProject-specific dimensional schedules
Safety and certification evidence requests
Supply inclusions, spares and documentation
Freight and destination responsibilities
Regional project pathways
One product programme. Destination-specific technical review.
Industrial roller doors, high-speed warehouse access, loading docks and regional wind, electrical and installation interfaces.
NZ project pathwayWarehouse and cold-chain supply for Fiji and the Pacific, with corrosion, high wind, receiving and local installer responsibilities reviewed.
Fiji & Pacific pathwayLogistics facilities, temperature-controlled distribution and industrial openings with heat, dust, supply voltage and local code requirements assessed.
GCC project pathwayExport-focused coordination of door, dock and safety product scopes for international project and procurement teams.
Global project supplyQuestions before specification
Understand the boundaries.
Can one package include the door, leveller, shelter and safety system?
Apollo can develop one coordinated supply scope for a loading-bay project. Exact component compatibility, factory scope and technical documentation are reviewed before quotation.
Does Apollo install loading-bay equipment?
No. Apollo operates as a wholesale and project-supply business. Civil works, local engineering, electrical work, installation, commissioning and statutory sign-off are undertaken by appointed local project parties.
Can equipment be specified for New Zealand, Fiji or the Middle East?
Apollo accepts international project briefs. Electrical frequency, wind exposure, corrosion, applicable safety standards, shipping and other destination requirements must be assessed for each proposed system.
Can we get CAD drawings and compliance documents?
Available manufacturer drawings, manuals and model-specific test evidence are requested as part of the technical review. Availability is not guaranteed until confirmed for the selected configuration.
Next step / supply enquiry
Planning a warehouse or loading-bay project?
Start with the operating requirements. Apollo reviews potential supply configurations and requests detailed drawings only when needed.