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Self storage- distribution customers

Henry Clark
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Planning larger storage units.  25 wide by 45 deep. 14 foot clearance roll up doors and walk thru door.  

Can you help with a list of  potential distribution type renters?

Currently we have Snap on tools, Frito Lay and a Tortilla company using units as drop and distribution points.  Realize no one likes food in their storage.   This doesn’t stay long.  Turns over every week.  

Could you let me know if any other company’s or types of products that fit this model?   Want to develop a list of potential customers to approach.   
Thanks. 

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    In my area those types of units have become very popular for small independent manufacturers as well. I recently looked at a pizza dough ball company that was operating out of a unit like that  (maybe slightly bigger). Other than that, energy drinks or other start up beverage companies, especially ones that use brand ambassador models. People or companies that own a bunch of vending machines and run routes.

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