Prevent Operational Problems Before They Disrupt Your Business
Whether you're managing operations in Europe, the Middle East, Asia or the US — one thing is constant: When space becomes a constraint, the rest of your operation feels it.
From manufacturing plants to logistics hubs and distribution centres, the risk is real:
delays, downtime, and mounting pressure on your team.
At Losberger De Boer, we help operations managers stay ahead of these risks —
with modular solutions used across the globe to keep workflows running, even when space, time or weather are working against you.
Here are three common operational risks you can manage more effectively with modular facilities.
1. Supply chain disruption or weather-related downtime
Your inbound flow gets interrupted. Maybe due to delays at the source. Maybe because your site can't receive deliveries properly during heavy rain, extreme heat, or winter conditions. Either way, your process slows down — and the effects multiply.
When space runs out, operations slow down, goods pile up and costs spiral.
Solutions deployed by Losberger De Boer worldwide:
- Modular warehouse or buffer facility on-site
Absorb delivery fluctuations, without overloading permanent space.
Delivery time: 1–4 weeks - Modular shelter or covered work zone
Keep outdoor operations moving, even in bad weather.
Delivery time: 2–5 days
These setups have supported food distribution in France, port operations in Germany, and materials handling in extreme climates from Scandinavia to the Middle East.
2. Internal renovation or site reorganisation
Ongoing site works. Facility upgrades. Reconfiguring production lines. All necessary — but all disruptive if there’s no space to absorb the impact. When core areas are under construction, workflows get displaced and continuity is at risk.
Our solutions include:
- Shelter for temporary storage or covered workspace
Keep inventory or teams operational without delay.
Delivery time: 1–3 weeks - Temporary hall to relocate operations or storage
Avoid bottlenecks during construction or site rearrangement.
Delivery time: 1–3 weeks - Hall extension to create extra buffer or flexibility
Tailored capacity, deployed exactly where and when needed.
Delivery time: 1–3 weeks
These approaches have proven effective for automotive suppliers in Central Europe, industrial sites in the Gulf, and manufacturers under tight renovation timelines.
3. Rapid, unexpected growth
A new customer. A market opportunity. A seasonal peak. Suddenly your space is no longer enough — and by the time you react, it’s too late. Scaling too slowly means missed deadlines, lost revenue, and reactive chaos.
Losberger De Boer's scalable responses include:
- Temporary production or logistics hall
Expand your footprint in weeks, not months.
Delivery time: 2–6 weeks - Fast expansion of warehouse or buffer space
Add only what you need, when you need it.
Delivery time: 2–6 weeks - Scalable modular unit on-site or off-site
A tailored, fully operational solution — built fast.
Delivery time: 2–6 weeks
Used globally by industrial clients — from German manufacturers to logistics firms in Asia — modular growth is now a core part of operational strategy.
Modular facilities that prevent tomorrow’s bottlenecks
Whether temporary or permanent, for rent or for sale — all Losberger De Boer structures are flexible, scalable and fast to deploy. They give your operation the breathing room it needs — to expand when needed, relocate when required, and maintain control under pressure. Across sectors and across regions, our clients use modular facilities to avoid disruption before it starts.
Talk to us
Planning for growth? Renovating your site? Need backup capacity on short notice? Let’s explore how a modular solution can keep your operations moving — wherever you are.
