Logistics and Industrial
Virtual Tours for Warehouses and Industrial Parks
From the approach road to the warehouse floor.
Help occupiers, agents and site teams understand the whole property: which gate to use, how the service yard connects to the warehouse, and where offices and staff facilities sit.
360 View plans and captures large industrial sites across the UK, including projects for Logicor. Choose Google Street View, Matterport or both, according to whether people need to find their way around the estate, explore a unit in detail or do both.
Show How the Site Works, Not Just How It Looks
Distinguish the entrances that matter
A visitor arriving at reception may need a different gate from an HGV heading to a loading yard. Show the agreed approaches, checkpoints and building entrances so people can recognise their destination.
Put the warehouse in context
Help occupiers explore the relationship between warehouse space, loading doors, service yards and offices. The connections between these areas are part of understanding the property.
Include the facilities people use every day
Kitchens, toilets, showers, changing areas and staff parking help explain the working environment. Where present, cycle storage, EV charging and landscaped areas deserve attention too.
Make a large estate manageable to explore
On parks with several buildings or similar units, organise the tour around recognisable routes and useful starting points. Let viewers reach the relevant space without searching the entire development.
Google Street View, Matterport or Both?
The right choice depends on the task. Google Street View provides public views of the estate and its approaches. Matterport gives people a detailed walkthrough of captured units. Some projects need one; others benefit from both.
Show the Approach and Estate Roads
Google Street View Mapping can document the new access roads, private estate roads and connecting routes serving a development, with agreed public coverage.
We plan the route around relevant gates, unit entrances, parking and loading areas. Google Maps Virtual Tours can add public interior views where required.
Explore Warehouses, Buildings and Individual Units
Matterport Virtual Tours help people explore captured warehouse floors, offices and staff facilities across industrial developments with multiple buildings and units.
We organise the navigation around your site and its users. Clear connections, useful labels and direct starting links help viewers understand the wider layout or go straight to a particular unit.
Capture Geometry for Project Teams
Point Cloud Scanning provides spatial data for agreed design, layout and refurbishment requirements.
We discuss the areas to capture, required accuracy and output formats with your team before scanning. This gives technical work a defined brief beyond a marketing walkthrough.
Make Complex Sites Easier to Follow
Immersive Wayfinding helps users understand routes between entrances, buildings and destinations across a large site.
For a tailored presentation with additional explanations or navigation, we can discuss Bespoke Virtual Tours.
Need views of selected areas for your property presentation? Explore our 360 Photography service.
Large Industrial Sites Need Deliberate Capture Planning
Agree the routes and priorities
We review the layout with your team, distinguishing public approaches, HGV access, staff entrances and restricted areas. We also establish which interiors and facilities matter to the intended users.
Capture the right angles, not simply more images
A wide warehouse view shows scale; other viewpoints explain loading doors, office connections and changes of level. We plan image positions around what viewers need to understand, with attention to clear imagery and natural movement through the tour.
Work around a moving site
Deliveries, vehicle movements and contractors affect when an area is available. We agree the sequence with your site contact, work within site procedures and plan quieter capture windows or return visits where needed.
Check the journey and support its use
Before delivery, we review image quality, navigation and agreed starting links. We help your team present the tours and can review changes when units become available, are occupied or have been altered.
Experience Across Logicor’s UK Logistics Developments
Our projects with Logicor show a practical, forward-looking approach to property presentation: give stakeholders the tools to explore a site, understand its layout and prepare informed questions.
Logicor Park Daventry: mapping a major logistics development
Logicor Park Daventry comprises three warehouses totalling approximately 800,000 sq ft. Our work mapped the public and private roads serving the development, providing visual context for the routes around a site of this scale.
Read Logicor’s introduction to the Daventry development
Logicor Park Dartford: making individual units easy to explore
At Dartford, we created a coordinated Matterport model for a development with 20 units across three buildings. Unit-specific starting links and in-tour information help viewers explore the relevant spaces. Our support also covers presentation changes as unit availability changes.
Explore the Logicor Park Dartford Matterport case study
Altrincham and Derby: different views for different needs
Our Logicor Park Altrincham project combined Matterport and Google Street View for internal spaces and wider site context. At Logicor Park Derby, Street View coverage shows entrances, loading areas, parking and internal roads.
Questions About Capturing Warehouses and Industrial Estates
Choosing the right coverage for your units, access routes and site users.
Should our logistics park have Google Street View, Matterport or both?
Choose Google Street View for public views of the site and its approaches. Choose Matterport for detailed exploration of captured units. Both can be useful when occupiers need to understand a warehouse and the estate around it.
Can you map new roads and private access routes around a logistics development?
Yes. We can capture agreed public approaches and authorised private roads for Google Street View. Publishing imagery is separate from changing Google’s road map or driving directions.
Can a virtual tour distinguish HGV access from staff and visitor entrances?
Yes. We plan coverage around the entrances and routes your team identifies. The imagery helps people recognise them before arrival, while current delivery instructions and vehicle restrictions remain essential.
Can warehouse tours include loading yards, offices and staff welfare facilities?
Yes. We can include these within the agreed scope, alongside features such as mezzanines, cycle storage and EV charging where present. Showing how they connect gives viewers a fuller understanding of the property.
How do you keep a virtual tour clear across similar warehouse units?
We plan the capture sequence, transitions and starting points around the layout. At Logicor Park Dartford, unit-specific links and in-tour information help viewers identify and explore the relevant captured spaces.
Can you capture a distribution centre while deliveries continue?
We agree access windows with the site team and plan capture around vehicle movements and active loading areas. Where an area cannot be captured during operations, we arrange a suitable alternative time.
Can some warehouse areas remain private while others are used for marketing?
Yes, the project can be planned with separate public and internal coverage. We agree the delivery and access arrangements before capture rather than assuming that hiding a navigation link makes an area private.
Can the warehouse tour change when units are let or altered?
We can update the agreed presentation and unit links as availability changes. Physical alterations may require another capture visit. We discuss what needs changing so the tour continues to represent the property appropriately.
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Let’s Plan Your Warehouse or Logistics Park Capture
1. Tell us what needs to be understood
Share the site location, approximate size and what occupiers, visitors or your teams need to see. Plans and access information are helpful if available.
2. Agree coverage and delivery
We recommend suitable services and confirm the capture scope, scheduling, outputs and quotation.
3. Put the finished work to use
We deliver the agreed tours or data, help with presentation and discuss support as your property changes.
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