Choosing the Right Industrial Unit Size and Layout

Buyer Guide

Start with how you actually operate

Before fixating on a floor area, map your workflow: where goods enter, how they move, where machinery sits and how much vertical space your racking or equipment needs. A unit that looks generous on paper can be impractical if its proportions or ceiling height fight your process — and one that looks tight can work beautifully if the layout matches your flow.

KeyStone @ Mandai is designed around that flexibility, with column-free units that give you an uninterrupted floor plate to configure as your operation requires, rather than working around structural columns.

Size, height and combinability

The development offers column-free factory units across a practical range of sizes, with generous floor-to-floor heights that suit mezzanine offices, high-racking storage or taller machinery. Crucially, adjoining units can be combined into a larger floor plate — so a business can take what it needs now and expand laterally later without relocating. The exact dimensions are on the floor plan page and the level-by-level mix is on the balance units chart.

Match the level to the use

Ground and lower floors often suit operations with the heaviest or most frequent vehicle movement, while upper floors — reachable here by full ramp-up — can offer the same access with a quieter setting. Review the building layout on the site plan and the full technical specifications on the project details page to narrow the shortlist.

Once you have a sense of fit, the team can walk you through what remains. Explore the column-free units at KeyStone @ Mandai, check current pricing on the pricing page, or arrange a viewing through the sales gallery appointment page.

Unit sizes and configurations are indicative and based on developer materials, subject to change and final survey.