Greglinais prepares construction-ready blueprints and structural calculations for corporate logistics hubs and manufacturing plants. Our team works directly with your architects and contractors to keep the build on schedule. We deliver stamped drawings, material schedules, and revision logs that match local submission requirements.
Client feedback
Reviews from logistics developers, factory owners, and construction managers who have used our structural documentation on active sites.
Feedback from project managers and site engineers who rely on our load calculations and steel detailing for logistics hubs across Malaysia.
"The column spacing on their blueprints matched our racking layout exactly. We did not need a single revision before pouring the foundations."
"Their load-bearing analysis for the mezzanine level saved us from over-specifying the steel. The final frame came in lighter than our first estimate."
"Greglinais flagged a wind-load issue on our roof trusses before fabrication started. That kind of review is why we keep coming back."
"The drawings were clean, dimensioned, and ready for our contractor to price. No back-and-forth on missing details or unclear callouts."
Load-bearing analysis is not a checklist item. It is the difference between a warehouse that stands for thirty years and one that develops cracks in the first monsoon season. Our drawings carry the full weight of that responsibility.
Engineers review every column grid before it reaches the fabricator.We do not reuse generic templates. Each warehouse gets its own soil report, wind zone assessment, and live load calculation based on the actual racking layout and forklift traffic. The numbers match the building that will be erected, not a theoretical model.
Our blueprints include bolt schedules, weld details, and connection elevations. Field crews do not have to guess what the engineer intended. This reduces RFIs and keeps the construction schedule on track.
Structural openings are aligned with mechanical ducts and electrical conduits before concrete is poured. We flag conflicts early, so the steel fabricator does not discover a clash halfway through erection.
From Port Klang distribution centers to factory expansions in Johor, our analysis has supported logistics buildings with clear spans up to 36 meters. Developers return to us because the calculations hold up during authority submission and on site.
Common questions from developers and facility owners
We assess dead loads, live loads, wind loads, and seismic considerations for your warehouse or factory. The analysis covers column spacing, floor slab capacity, roof truss systems, and foundation requirements. You receive a detailed report with load tables and deflection limits that contractors can use directly on site.
A typical logistics warehouse of 10,000 to 30,000 square meters takes four to six weeks from initial survey to construction-ready drawings. The timeline depends on site conditions, the complexity of the steel frame, and how quickly we receive geotechnical data. We provide a milestone schedule before the project starts.
Yes. We handle structural assessments for factory expansions, mezzanine additions, and roof replacements. Our team reviews the original drawings, inspects the current condition of steel and concrete members, and calculates whether the existing frame can support new loads. If reinforcement is needed, we specify the exact retrofit details.
All our blueprints comply with the Malaysian National Annex to Eurocode standards, including EC1 for actions and EC3 for steel structures. We also reference local building bylaws and fire resistance requirements. Every drawing set includes a compliance note that lists the applicable codes and design assumptions.
We routinely work alongside main contractors and steel fabricators. During the tender phase, we clarify load paths and connection details so quotes are accurate. During construction, we review shop drawings and respond to site queries within two working days. This keeps the approval chain short and the schedule on track.
We need the site location, a preliminary layout or architectural plan, and any geotechnical report if available. If you do not have a soil report, we can recommend a testing lab and integrate the results into the foundation design. A short kickoff call helps us confirm the scope and agree on deliverables.
Need a specific answer for your project? Contact our engineering team with your site details and we will respond within one business day.