geymslustöður
Geymslustöður are facilities designed for the storage of goods, materials, and sometimes equipment. The term is used in Icelandic to refer to warehouses, depots, and other sites that provide space for receiving, holding, and distributing items within a supply chain. They may serve manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers, or logistics providers and can vary greatly in size and specialization. Common objectives include protecting inventory from damage, enabling efficient order fulfillment, and supporting stock control.
Typical features include appropriate building structure, loading docks, pallet racking, and spaces for bulk or unitized
Operational processes cover receiving, put-away, inventory management, picking, packing, and shipping. Modern geymslustöður increasingly rely on
Regulation and safety are important, with standards for fire protection, electrical safety, ventilation, and environmental controls.