Explore Space Types

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Whether you’re offering space or looking for space, the labels matter less than the capabilities: access, utilities, storage, shipping/receiving, permitted uses, and operating rules.

Use this page to quickly spot the kinds of spaces RebelBuilt supports. If you have space or need space, start your intake and we’ll take it from there.

Work-ready indoor space for hands-on operations. These spaces support tools, staging, bench work, assembly, repairs, packaging, and day-to-day workflow.

• Workshop bay / shop bay
   
• Small-bay industrial unit
   
• Flex / light industrial suite
   
• Micro-warehouse unit
   
• Production workroom
   
• Clean workroom (electronics, testing benches, controlled handling)
   
• Assembly bay
   
• Staging / pack-out bay
   
• Tool room + work area
   
• Finishing room (only when ventilation/rules support it)
   
• Wash / clean room (only when drainage/rules support it)
   
• Climate-controlled workroom

Licensed and compliant kitchen options for operators who produce food. Access, rules, and permitted equipment vary by host and facility.

• Commercial kitchen (licensed)
   
• Commissary / shared kitchen
   
• Prep kitchen
   
• Dry goods production room (packaging/labeling/shelf-stable workflows)
   
• Cold prep room

For hosts who allow vehicle-related operations, and operators who need proper access and rules. These uses must be clearly permitted and supported by the space.

• Detailing bay
   
• Light service bay (boundaries defined by host rules)
   
• Tire / wheel workflow space
   
• Motorcycle / bike service bay
   
• Wrap / tint bay
   
• Wash bay (only when drainage/rules support it)

 A front-of-house presence paired with operational back space. Good for appointment-based operators, product display, intake counters, and controlled pickup. 

• Micro-retail storefront
   
• Showroom + back room
   
• Service counter / intake area
   
• Appointment-only studio
   
• Demo room
   
• Small training room

Admin space and meeting access that supports operating businesses. This is often paired with shop, storage, or production space. 

• Admin office (standalone)
   
• Office attached to shop
   
• Client meeting room access
   
• Phone / video call room access
   
• Mail / records room

Outdoor space that supports equipment, materials, and staging—inside defined rules and access control. 

• Secured outdoor storage (fenced lot)
   
• Materials staging area (secured)
   
• Equipment storage lot (secured)
   
• Container storage area
   
• Pallet storage area (secured)
   
• Seasonal overflow storage area

Space that supports the realities of work vehicles, trailers, and loading needs. Turning radius, access windows, and security matter here.
 

• Work-vehicle parking (overnight allowed)
   
• Trailer parking / storage
   
• Box truck parking
   
• Small fleet parking
   
• Loading access area
   
• Drive-in access
   
• Drive-up loading

Secure and structured storage options—from lockable rooms to pallet zones. Access rules and responsibility will be defined.
 

• Secure storage room (lockable)
   
• Cage storage
   
• Pallet storage zone
   
• Racked storage
   
• Climate-controlled storage
   
• Dedicated storage
   
• Shared storage (with clear access rules)

Operating backbone features that reduce friction. These are often the difference between “space” and “work-ready space.”
 

• Business address use (licensing + official records)
   
• Mail receiving
   
• Package receiving
   
• Freight receiving
   
• Shipping station area
   
• Returns processing area
   
• Pickup window
   
• Dock-high loading
   
• After-hours receiving (only when rules/security support it)

Capabilities that determine what work can happen safely and reliably. Operators should specify needs; hosts should specify what’s available.
 

• 3-phase power
   
• High-amperage circuits
   
• Compressed air support
   
• Gas service
   
• Water access
   
• Floor drain
   
• Ventilation
   
• Roll-up door
   
• Ceiling height
   
• Restroom access
   
• Noise tolerance rules

Some operational businesses need a space that supports bench work, device testing, and reliable connectivity—not just square footage.

• Test bench / workbench setup (fixed benches or bench-ready layout)
   
• ESD-safe bench area (grounding / ESD mats where needed)
   
• Small-parts storage (bins, drawers, cage storage)
   
• Tool storage (lockable)
   
• Assembly / kitting area
   
• QA / inspection station
   
• Calibration-friendly workspace (clean, stable setup)
   
• Soldering / light electronics work allowed (only where rules/ventilation support it)
   

• Hardwired Ethernet available at the workspace
   
• High-speed internet suitable for operational use
   
• Dedicated network/VLAN possible (when required)
   
• Network rack / rack space available (shared or dedicated)
   
• Server closet / secure IT closet
   
• Clean power / dedicated circuits (for sensitive equipment)
   
• 3-phase power / high-amperage circuits (when applicable)
   

• Parts receiving (carriers, hours, secure holding)
   
• Freight receiving (pallet deliveries when needed)
   
• Returns handling area (RMA workflows)
   
• Secure package storage (controlled access)
   
• Outbound shipping station (labels, scale, staging)