Axonometric plan · Diagram Design

Fulfillment floor · Dock to dock

Goods come in on the left and leave on the right. Everything in between is storage, picking and packing, laid out in that order.

Fulfillment floor · Dock to dock Axonometric plan of a fulfillment warehouse: receiving docks, storage racks, a pick zone, packing stations, and shipping docks, with packing as the focal zone. Receiving3 dock doors Storage6 racks Pick zonecarts, flow rack Packing3 stations Shipping3 dock doors FOCAL ZONE Goods move left to right; packing is where most orders wait, so it gets the accent.

The headline

Packing sets the pace

Receiving and storage can run ahead. An order only ships when someone packs it, so the three stations are the accent and the place to add capacity first.

Reading the plan

  • Tall racks hold reserve stock
  • The low flow rack faces the pick lane
  • The conveyor carries packed orders to shipping
  • Gaps in the side walls are dock doors

When to use it

Layout changes, peak season planning, and new-hire walkthroughs. For pick rates by zone, use a bar chart.

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