100X150X18 Steel Warehouse Building Kit – Heavy-Duty Warehouse

Product Overview

The 100×150×18 configuration delivers 15,000 square feet of enclosed warehouse floor area intended for industrial storage, commercial inventory containment, and structured material staging. With a 100-foot clear structural span and 150 feet of interior depth, this format provides expansive lateral clearance while maintaining a controlled overall building footprint.

The column-free structural system maintains full-width interior clearance across the 100-foot span, supporting organized racking rows, balanced aisle circulation, and wide equipment movement within a unified enclosure.

This configuration falls within the pre-engineered metal building (PEMB) warehouse category commonly evaluated for steel distribution buildings and commercial warehouse construction projects across Canada.

Best for: Industrial operators requiring wide-span interior clearance with substantial storage capacity while maintaining more moderate overall depth than 200-foot warehouse formats.

This 15,000 square foot prefab steel warehouse building is frequently evaluated for industrial storage projects across Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia, and other Canadian regions where expanded interior width is prioritized.

All items supplied are tangible components delivered as part of the steel building kit.

 

Quick Answers

• Product type: Physical prefabricated steel building kit
• Shipping method: Freight delivery
• Installation included: No
• Drawings included: Yes (printed documentation for permitting/reference)
• Best for: Wide-span industrial warehouse storage layouts

 

Structural Components & Materials

This warehouse kit includes:

• CSA A660 certified structural steel components
• Fabrication performed under CWB certification to CSA W47.1
• Clear-span rigid steel I-beam framing system
• 26-gauge Canadian-made steel wall and roof panels
• Secondary framing including purlins, girts, bracing, and connection hardware

Primary rigid frames are spaced according to structural design requirements determined at the time of order to meet applicable building code criteria.

Printed structural and foundation drawings are included as part of the physical kit documentation for general permitting reference purposes.

Structural documentation is prepared to reflect applicable Canadian building code requirements based on project location.

Foundation design, slab specifications, and interior load considerations are determined separately by the project team based on intended operational requirements.

Final structural design criteria are determined at the time of order based on project location and applicable building code requirements.

 

Size-Specific Performance Advantage

The 100-foot structural span significantly increases lateral storage capacity compared to 80-foot warehouse formats, allowing broader racking rows and expanded forklift turning clearance. The 150-foot depth supports long aisle runs and staged inventory grouping while maintaining a more compact footprint than 200-foot industrial layouts.

The wide-span rigid frame system supports enclosure efficiency by reducing interior obstructions and distributing structural loads evenly across the full span.

The 18-foot wall height supports vertical pallet stacking and potential mezzanine integration subject to project-specific structural review.

Compared to an 80×150 warehouse configuration, the 100×150 format expands interior width while maintaining similar building depth, making it suitable for operators prioritizing lateral storage density over extended linear workflow.

The structural system is commonly specified for phased development planning where future expansion may be evaluated alongside current site requirements.

 

Design Trade-Offs and Layout Priorities

This configuration prioritizes expanded interior width and storage density over maximum building depth. It allows wider racking configurations and improved circulation while remaining more compact than 200-foot warehouse layouts.

This format is commonly configured with end-wall or sidewall overhead door systems and may support dock-style loading layouts subject to project-specific design.

Projects requiring extremely long sequential storage runs or automation-intensive layouts may evaluate deeper industrial warehouse configurations.

 

When Not to Choose This Size

This format may not be appropriate where moderate storage volumes do not justify a 15,000-square-foot enclosure or where site constraints limit building width expansion.

Operations requiring extended 200-foot interior sequencing or higher vertical clearance may consider alternative structural configurations based on intended use scenarios.

 

Common Warehouse Applications

Typical use cases include:

• Large-scale pallet storage layouts subject to project-specific structural review
• Bulk goods containment
• Industrial inventory staging
• Steel distribution building layouts
• Commercial warehouse storage
• Contractor material warehousing

 

Technical Specifications

Width: 100 feet
Length: 150 feet
Height: 18 feet
Floor Area: 15,000 square feet
Frame Type: Clear-span rigid steel I-beam system
Roof Style: Low-slope steel roof system
Panel Thickness: 26-gauge Canadian steel
Certifications: CSA A660 steel components, CWB-certified fabrication to CSA W47.1
Intended Use Category: Enclosed commercial warehouse structure

 

What’s Included

• Primary rigid steel frames
• Secondary framing (purlins, girts, bracing)
• Steel wall panels
• Steel roof panels
• Connection plates, clips, and angles
• Fasteners and trim components
• Downspouts and elbows
• Printed structural and foundation drawings

Doors, insulation systems, foundations, loading docks, interior racking, and interior build-outs are sold separately.

 

Product Scope Notice

This product is a physical prefabricated steel building kit shipped by freight.
No installation, construction, engineering consulting, or labor services are sold or provided.
Ownership of all physical components transfers to the buyer upon shipment.

 

Canadian Performance Summary

The column-free 100-foot structural span combined with 150 feet of interior depth creates a wide-format industrial warehouse footprint suitable for high-volume storage projects across Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia, and other Canadian provinces. The kit includes CSA-certified structural steel components and structural documentation prepared to reflect applicable Canadian building code requirements based on project location.