✨ Why Your E-Commerce Business Needs a Warehouse If your business has outgrown your living room, it’s time to level up. Running stock, packing orders, and handling returns from home works at first — but it quickly becomes chaotic. A small warehouse gives you the space, organization, and professionalism you need to scale. The goal… Continue reading Where to Rent a Small Warehouse for Your E-Commerce Business
If your business has outgrown your living room, it’s time to level up. Running stock, packing orders, and handling returns from home works at first — but it quickly becomes chaotic.
A small warehouse gives you the space, organization, and professionalism you need to scale. The goal isn’t just storage — it’s creating a smooth, efficient workflow under one roof.
Think about what you do every day:
📦 Picking and packing orders
🖨️ Printing shipping labels
📧 Handling customer service
📊 Managing inventory and returns
Look for a space that supports all of this:
Self-storage units may seem cheaper, but they aren’t designed for daily operations. You could end up working in:
Instead, choose a dedicated warehouse workspace with:
Most e-commerce businesses do well in 300–800 sq ft units, but layout is king.
Look for locations near major routes for easy courier collections:
Typical rents in West London: £1,200–£2,000/month
A small, well-planned warehouse isn’t just about square footage — it’s about efficiency and control.
Space to grow without overcommitting 🌱
Faster fulfilment 🚀
Organized workflow 📦