Ordinary Class A warehouses are relatively small in size; can they all be converted into Class A3 or Class A4 warehouses, combining the two into one?

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Ordinary Class A warehouses are relatively small in size; can they all be converted into Class A3 or Class A4 warehouses, combining the two into one? Can ordinary Class A items also be classified as Class A3 storage?

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Consult the original warehouse design firm.

Reply #32021-08-28

It’s possible to do it, but management and operation are troublesome

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