The number of grade-level doors allowing vehicle entry into the warehouse.
By Angel Campa, Founder · Updated March 2026
Drive-in doors at grade level allow vehicles, forklifts, and equipment to enter the building directly without a loading dock. They are essential for operations receiving deliveries by van or box truck, storing vehicles or equipment inside, or running manufacturing operations that require moving large items in and out. Without adequate drive-in access, the tenant faces costly workarounds for any operation that cannot use elevated dock doors.
Found in the "Premises" or "Building Specifications" section of industrial leases. Drive-in door dimensions are typically 10'x12' or 12'x14'. Listed alongside dock-high doors in the building data sheet or site plan.
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Utilities Payment
How utilities are billed to the tenant.
Janitorial Services
Identifies whether the landlord or tenant is responsible for cleaning the premises.
Clear Height (ft)
The usable vertical clearance inside an industrial warehouse facility.
Dock-High Doors
The number of elevated loading bays designed to align with semi-truck beds.
Power Capacity
The quantitative electrical capability delivered to the premises.
Drive-in doors are more important for operations that receive deliveries primarily by van or box truck (not semi-trailers), need to move large equipment or vehicles into the building, or run manufacturing processes requiring oversized material access. Smaller warehouses and flex/industrial spaces often rely primarily on drive-in doors.
Standard drive-in doors are 10 feet wide by 12 feet tall for most industrial uses. Larger doors (12'x14' or 14'x16') accommodate larger vehicles and equipment. The door type (roll-up, sectional, or sliding) affects operation speed and insulation quality.
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