The Challenge A long-standing Wilcox customer had six inflatable dock shelters that had become a recurring maintenance problem. The 20 oz. inflatable bags were getting damaged regularly — a combination of driver error during trailer positioning and repeated contact from truck bodies that exceeded the shelter’s design tolerances. Each repair was a direct cost, but…

The Challenge An older distribution warehouse in Hamilton had dock seals that had been in place well past their service life. The foam pads were fully compressed, and the fabric faces were frayed and torn in multiple locations — providing virtually no weather protection at the dock interface. Cold air and moisture were entering freely…

The Challenge An industrial warehouse in Vaughan was dealing with dock seals across its loading bays that had reached the end of their service life. Compressed foam and deteriorated fabric faces meant that when trailers backed in, the seal interface was inconsistent — producing gaps that allowed cold air and moisture infiltration throughout the winter…