Production for rent in Reinach BL - 2 Results

A good production space supports your processes rather than holding them back. You should therefore bear the following points in mind:

• Material flow and layout: How do materials and staff move through the hall? You can find tips on this in the article Planning a production hall.
• Flooring and load-bearing capacity: Heavy machinery requires a floor that can withstand heavy loads. Find out more at Floor load-bearing capacity in production halls.
• Space reserves: Buffer zones for materials and future growth can quickly become insufficient. The article Planning production space explains why they are important.
• Technical requirements and regulations: Ventilation, electricity and fire safety are often crucial. The articles on ventilation requirements and fire safety provide a good starting point.
• Deliveries: Access, loading bay and manoeuvring space for deliveries and collections.

It’s best to inspect the premises with your specific workflow in mind: does the route from goods-in to dispatch work, and can your machinery actually be set up there?

The range of production premises on offer is constantly changing. If there isn’t anything suitable at the moment, you can often continue your search by making a few adjustments:

• Widen the search radius or select a neighbouring town. Further down, you’ll find links to production premises in the surrounding area.
• Be a little more flexible with the size or price. Often, the right property is just outside the filters.
• Check out related spaces such as industrial sites, workshops or storage spaces. Production can often be split across several spaces.
• Check back in a few days. New listings are added regularly.

If a space is almost right, it might be worth renovating. The article on tenant fit-outs explains what to bear in mind when carrying out fit-outs.

Get in touch even about listings that aren’t quite right. It’s often possible to discuss the premises, fit-out or start date with the landlords.