Class I Buildings
Building 7, 8, & 9
Class I buildings at 1900 Business Park are designed for businesses that require flexible warehouse space with increased electrical capacity for equipment-intensive operations. These buildings support a variety of industrial and production uses while maintaining modern construction and professional exterior design.
Each building offers approximately 11,990 square feet of adaptable warehouse space, providing businesses with the operational flexibility needed for manufacturing, fabrication, and equipment-based industries. Class I buildings are particularly suited for businesses that require additional power capacity or specialized operational infrastructure.
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Building Highlights
High Power Capacity
Class I buildings provide 3-phase 480-volt power, supporting equipment-intensive operations and specialized industrial uses.
Warehouse Focused Design
Layouts prioritize warehouse space and operational efficiency, making them ideal for manufacturing, fabrication, and equipment-based businesses.
Flexible Layouts
Integrated office areas and warehouse space allow units to adapt to a variety of business operations with flexible configurations and removable demising walls.
Optional Mezzanine
Optional mezzanine upgrades provide additional space for office expansion, storage, or workspace above the warehouse floor.
Building Specifications
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Approximately 11,990 SF per building
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Pre-engineered metal building construction
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Office space with mini-split HVAC
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Shared restroom vestibule
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Glass storefront entry with canopy
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12' x 14' overhead door for warehouse access
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15'8" warehouse clear height
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Optional mezzanine upgrade
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Removable demising wall options for flexible space configurations
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3-phase 480-volt power for industrial equipment
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Tenant signage available
Ideal Uses for
Class I Buildings
Class I buildings are well suited for businesses requiring increased power capacity and operational warehouse space.
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Manufacturing operations
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Fabrication shops
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Industrial services
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Equipment-intensive businesses
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Production and assembly operations