Key takeaways
- Unit width shapes racking layout, forklift aisles, and whether loading and storage can run at the same time.
- Warehouse VIII (8 m) suits compact operations; Warehouse XII (12 m) suits higher volume and parallel activities.
- Both types at BEST share the same door size (4.5 × 4.5 m), structure, and estate facilities.
Warehouse listings usually lead with floor area, but for daily operations the width of the unit is often more important. Width determines how many racking rows fit, how wide the aisles can be, and whether a truck can unload inside while staff keep working. At BEST Industrial Estate the two unit types are named after their width: Warehouse VIII is 8 meters wide and Warehouse XII is 12 meters wide.
Side-by-side comparison
| Warehouse VIII | Warehouse XII | |
|---|---|---|
| Unit width | 8 meters | 12 meters |
| Starting price | From IDR 1.6 billion | From IDR 4 billion |
| Warehouse door | 4.5 × 4.5 m | 4.5 × 4.5 m |
| Structure | IWF steel and reinforced concrete, insulated roof, hardened concrete floor | |
| Best suited for | Stock, packing, local distribution, businesses growing in stages | Larger stock volume, intensive vehicle movement, packing and distribution areas, expansion plans |
When 8 meters is the right choice
An 8-meter unit works well when the operation is linear: goods come in, are stored, and go out, without many activities competing for floor space. It is a sensible first owned warehouse for distributors, online sellers, and brands that are moving out of a shophouse or rented space. See the details of Warehouse VIII.
When 12 meters pays off
The extra four meters allow separate zones — for example racking on one side, a packing line on the other, and a clear lane for vehicles in the middle. Choose a 12-meter unit if stock volume is high, if several activities must run in parallel, or if you expect to expand within a few years. See Warehouse XII.
Three questions that settle the decision
- How many pallets or cartons do you need to store at peak season?
- Will a vehicle be loaded inside the unit while other work continues?
- What will the operation look like in three to five years?
If you are still unsure, the BEST team can walk you through both types during a site visit.
Next step: schedule a site visit or message the BEST team on WhatsApp at 0858-500-20000 to get the latest price list and Phase 2 availability.
Frequently asked questions
What do the names Warehouse VIII and XII mean?
The Roman numerals refer to the unit width: VIII is 8 meters wide and XII is 12 meters wide.
Is the door size different between the two types?
No. Both types have a 4.5 × 4.5 meter warehouse door that allows a 40-foot container to enter.
