raktárhelyet

Raktárhelyet is a Hungarian term meaning storage space or warehouse space. In Hungarian, raktárhelyet is the accusative singular form of raktárhely, which denotes space allocated for storing goods within a warehouse or storage facility. The term is commonly used in logistics, supply chain management, and the rental market to describe the amount of space available or occupied for storage.

Storage space is typically measured in square meters (m2) of floor area, sometimes in cubic meters (m3) for volume, or by the number of pallet positions, shelves, or storage racks. The capacity of a given raktárhelyet can be described as gross space (bruttó alapterület) or net usable space (hasznos alapterület), and the efficiency depends on layout, racking, and height.

In practice, entities use raktárhelyet to plan operations, allocate inventory, and negotiate rentals. In the rental market, a company may lease a certain raktárhelyet to store goods, with terms specifying access, loading bays, security, and climate control. For e-commerce and third-party logistics, warehouse space is a critical cost driver and a strategic asset.

Factors influencing the value or suitability of raktárhely include location proximity to customers and transport hubs, ceiling height, loading docks, floor load-bearing capacity, fire safety, ventilation, and potential for climate-controlled zones. With rising demand for urban warehousing and e-commerce fulfillment, the use of precise raktárhelyet specifications has grown.