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Warehouse

The building is only the start of it.

B1's warehouse in Senožeče is the operational centre of the business: goods arrive, are handled and prepared, then continue on their journey.

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Illustrative cutaway of the B1 warehouse operation showing four stages: receive, store, prepare and dispatch.An architectural model of a warehouse. The roof lifts to reveal four abstract bays: Receive, Store, Prepare, Dispatch. A single highlighted cargo unit moves through the bays. This is an illustrative service model, not a survey of the real facility.ReceiveStorePrepareDispatch

Illustrative service model. Not a survey or digital twin of the Senožeče facility.

What the warehouse does

  • 01

    Receive

    Coordinate arrival, unloading and container handling so goods start their time with B1 in a known state.

    • Loading and unloading
    • Container handling
    • Arrival coordination

  • 02

    Store

    Hold goods in organised storage while the next movement, order or preparation requirement takes shape.

    • Storage
    • Inventory tracking
    • Space organisation

  • 03

    Prepare

    Get goods ready for their onward route through practical handling, packing and labelling work.

    • Picking
    • Packing and labelling
    • Preparation for onward movement

  • 04

    Dispatch

    Connect prepared goods with the next handoff through coordinated distribution and transport.

    • Distribution
    • Transport coordination
    • Documentation handover

Where the warehouse is

Senožeče 176224 SenožečeSlovenia

+386 51 352 901luka@b1-logistics.com

The warehouse is at Senožeče 17, 6224 Senožeče. It is a separate site from the head office in Ljubljana and the branch office in Koper. Exact coordinates are not published here because they have not been verified.

Two ways through

Not every consignment needs to stop.

Some goods need time, organisation and preparation inside the building. Others move straight through. Both are the same operation, arranged differently.

Illustrative cutaway showing the route a consignment takes through the warehouse.An architectural model of a warehouse. The roof lifts to reveal four abstract bays: Receive, Store, Prepare, Dispatch. A single highlighted cargo unit moves through the bays. This is an illustrative service model, not a survey of the real facility.ReceiveStorePrepareDispatch

Goods that need time, organisation or preparation.

The consignment stops, is organised, and is prepared before it continues.

  1. Receive
  2. Store
  3. Prepare
  4. Dispatch

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Evidence

See the real operation.

A model can explain the flow. These are the place and the activity behind it.

Warehouse interior showing stored goods arranged for handling.
InteriorStored goods inside the facility, arranged for access and handling.
Goods being prepared and packed for onward movement.
PreparationPreparation work: goods being readied before they continue.
Loading and handling activity at the warehouse.
HandlingHandling activity during loading and unloading.
Warehouse exterior and yard area.
ExteriorThe building from outside, where goods arrive and depart.

Photography shown is B1's existing operational imagery, pending final commissioned photography. No client identity, cargo ownership, weight, destination or result is implied by these images.

Enquiry

Tell us what needs to move, or stay ready.

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The cargo

What kind of goods, and what needs to happen to them?

Loading, unloading, picking, packing or labelling needs.

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