Snapes supports a specialist Australian manufacturer with coordinated transport, warehousing, staging, and controlled site delivery for oversized fire-rated doors, security doors, and frames used across data centre projects in Melbourne and Victoria.
A specialist Australian manufacturer required a reliable logistics model for oversized fire-rated doors, security doors, and frames destined for data centre construction projects across Melbourne and Victoria. Products are transported on non-standard pallets measuring up to approximately 3.2 metres long, 2.25 metres wide, and 1.2 metres high, requiring more planning than standard palletised freight.
The freight requires careful planning around vehicle selection, loading orientation, deck-space allocation, load restraint, forklift access, and unloading requirements. The finished doors and frames are also vulnerable to twisting, impact, and surface damage during handling. At the destination, data centre projects can introduce additional constraints through strict delivery windows, site inductions, security protocols, traffic management, and limited unloading access.
Snapes established a controlled and repeatable logistics process for moving oversized door products into data centre projects across Melbourne and Victoria. By coordinating transport planning, staging, handling, and site delivery as one workflow, the model helps protect specialised products while supporting the manufacturer’s project delivery requirements.
Non-standard freight dimensions incorporated into vehicle, loading, restraint, and unloading planning.
Transport and delivery coordinated around site access, induction, security, traffic management, and unloading requirements.
Oversized products can be stored and staged when direct delivery does not align with project timelines or site availability.
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