7622 18th St NW 36,144 SF of Industrial Space Available in Edmonton, AB T6P 1Y6

This property is an industrial development that comprises a low site coverage ratio of 18%. The fabrication shop, which represents the majority of the warehouse space, entails a 37’ ceiling height which facilitates work on larger projects and is desirable for industrial fabrication facilities. Furthermore, the subject facility has been constructed for heavy industrial use with features including, but not limited too; extra steel reinforced flooring, concrete-masonary-pillasters on 15' centers, and 1,600 amp, 480 volt service and more. The property also features extensive overhead cranes and outdoor crane extensions on both the northern and southern peripheries of the building and a drive-through yard area. Great forethought went into the design of this facility: there is straight-line flow from raw materials receiving and storage to finished goods storage and shipment for maximum LEAN Manufacturing and Continuous Flow potential, with a connected machine shop and fabrication shop while maintaining air separation through an Air Management System. See property website www.7622-18st.com for comprehensive construction details. Highlights include: Concrete The fabrication and machine shop are constructed of a load-bearing concrete masonry-pilaster-lintel-insulated-masonry-infill wall system, the pilasters being 15’ on centre providing for overhead crane rail and roof structure support. The wall system incorporates air and vapour protection through the proper application of an Alkyd based paint on the interior and latex paint on the exterior (a repaint with a special thermal latex coating is scheduled for this fall or next spring). The concrete grade beams and floor slabs include extra steel reinforcing capable of supporting heavier than typical loads. Doors Along the south perimeter of the facility, a 15 foot by 16 foot powered overhead door and a man-door provide access to the machine shop. Two 20 foot by 18 foot specially designed bi-parting sliding doors provide access to the fabrication shop, one on the southend and one on the north-end. Along the rear of the facility (west side), two man-doors and an 18 foot by 16 foot powered overhead door provide additional access to the fabrication shop as well as one additional man-door on the north perimeter. A 10 foot by 12 foot powered overhead door and a man-door along the north perimeter of the machine shop provides access to the parts and tool crib area situated adjacent to the machine shop area. Loading docks are at grade level. Work Stations The machine shop includes a foreman’s office next to the parts and tool crib area. The fabrication shop includes a clean assembly/paint room and paint storage room. Work stations along the east and west walls of the fabrication and machine shops each have a complete distribution system for four process gases (carbon dioxide, oxygen, propane and compressed air) and 110 volt, 20 amp duplex receptacles on dedicated circuits. Paint Shop A roofless open top paint shop allows crane access for placing and handling materials. Regular overhead lighting is supplemented with wall-mounted lighting, with rails embedded in the floor for carts to facilitate the movement of heavy machinery. There is also a ventilated paint storage room adjacent to the paint shop. Mechanical The office is serviced by two heating and air conditioning roof top units. The shop areas are heated by gas fired radiant tube heaters and are kept clear of cutting and welding smoke via a special 30,000 CFM make-up air and exhaust system. The building features a 3 phase, 1,600 amp, 480 volt service. Cranes & Crane Rails The building, being designed specifically to facilitate the steel manufacturing of heavy equipment attachments, includes an extensive system of cranes and crane rails entailing a total crane rail length of 2,160 feet, designed to accommodate 10 cranes, 8 in the fabrication shop and two in the machine shop. Special engineered crane rail mounting brackets were built into the concrete pilasters with precision. The fabrication shop crane system is a unique design incorporating two layers to facilitate an efficient steel manufacturing process. The top layer accommodates two parallel crane systems running the full length of the fabrication shop with three 5 ton cranes on a 40 foot span and a 15 ton and 5 ton crane on a 30 foot span, all with under hook clearance of 21 feet. A 3 ton monorail crane is suspended between the top layer crane systems. On the lower layer, spanning the full 70 foot fabrication shop width having a 17 foot under hook clearance, are two 5 ton cranes, each able to travel 80 foot out of each end of the fabrication shop to bring in raw material and take out finished product. One-half (40 feet) of each 80 foot outside crane rail section is covered with a metal roof system complete with panel rib skirting to protect the crane ducto-bars from the elements. The design allows for covering the other half in the future if the need arises. Specially engineered vertical-lift powered crane door systems with positive weather seals are included which allow the passage of the lower level 5 ton cranes from the interior to the exterior crane runways and are designed to drastically reduce heat loss due to infiltration. Air Management The atmospheres of the office, machine shop and fabrication shop are designed to maintain separation. Component parts receiving and storage are covered by cranes for movement into the machine shop; the office is slightly pressurized with double door vestibule separation between the office and the shop to eliminate shop dust and smoke incursion. The shop make-up air system discharges into the machine shop. Open forklift access routes and wall fans push clean air into the fabrication shop, while wall-mounted exhaust fans on the far side of the fabrication shop draw air away from the machine shop and discharge dirty air to the outdoors. Piping and Electrical Pipe manifolds distribute bulk gasses and compressed air throughout both shops: these are located every 15 to 20 feet along the east and west walls of both shops, with pipe drops for oxygen, fuel gas, shielding gas and compressed air. There is wiring for 110V duplex receptables and 480V 3-phase disconnect and plugs. There are also under-floor conduit pipes for delivering gasses and electrical connections to temporary mid-shop workstations. Shop Staff Amenities The facility is complete with a large, brightly finished lunchroom with ceiling tiles, painted walls and kitchen counter, a large locker room with shower and wash-up area, separate ladies' bathroom and change room, a dedicated first-aid room and separate staff entry door with direct access to locker areas and shop entrance.