If it’s time to paint the facade of your industrial warehouse, the primary advice is to hire an
external company to do it for you. Painting a warehouse facade is not the same as painting the
exterior of your home, no matter how skilled you are with a brush. The facade of an industrial
warehouse requires more hours of dedication and specific resources.
How to Paint the Facade of an Industrial Warehouse: What to Consider
If you decide to undertake this task, there are several factors you need to consider.
Timing of the Painting
- When Renting the Warehouse: This is an ideal time since there are no machines, raw materials, or workforce inside yet. It’s the best opportunity to do it without causing disruptions to your production.
- Later: Eventually, the paint on the facade will need a touch-up to prevent it from deteriorating over time. At this point, there will already be industrial activity inside: machines, products, employees, etc. This is when you need to carefully plan how to do it to minimize the impact on your warehouse’s daily operations. It’s advisable to do this in stages, on weekends, or during periods of lower activity.
Be Clear About What Exactly Needs Painting
Prioritize what needs to be painted first. Creating a detailed execution calendar will be very
helpful. Knowing precisely what we want to paint will guide us in choosing the type of paint
we need.
Type of Activity in the Warehouse
The type of industrial activity conducted in the warehouse will also determine the kind of
paint to use.
For instance, if an exceptionally clean and sanitized environment is required, it’s
recommended to use mold-resistant paint. Conversely, if we have a warehouse storing food
products, a low-odor paint would be the best option.
Choose High-Quality Materials
For industrial warehouses, it’s crucial to use high-quality, specialized coatings. At
Decoproyec, we have a product specifically designed for industrial warehouses. It is
antibacterial and seals the surface, preventing mold and moisture.