Former Lumber Liquidators Warehouse-Flex-Showroom

At 808-B West Interstate 20 in Arlington, this flex showroom warehouse combines a customer facing front with practical warehouse and loading at the rear. Its position near Interstate 20 places it in the midst of an established commercial corridor, with central access across the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex.

Visitors arrive from the surrounding surface parking to a street facing entrance with glass doors sheltered by an awning. Inside, the front of the space is finished for office and showroom use, with dropped ceilings, overhead lighting and restrooms close at hand. The arrangement lets a business greet customers, display product and handle day to day office work in the same comfortable area while keeping bulk storage and handling behind it.

The warehouse extends behind the finished front, creating a straightforward progression from showroom to stock to truck. The large room has concrete floors and a high open ceiling with exposed steel framing, giving room for pallet racks, stacked materials and forklift movement. Multiple rollup doors open to a covered loading zone at the rear, so goods can be staged under cover and moved between the building and trucks without crossing the customer entrance. The covered canopy and wide concrete apron give drivers and crews room to work in changing weather.

The single story building is tilt wall and stucco construction with a flat roof, built for practical industrial use. Around the building, paved parking and maneuvering areas provide space for employees and visitors as well as trucks using the loading area. Tall evergreens along a low brick planter soften the rear yard, while marked accessible spaces sit near the entrances.

The setting adds to the practical appeal. The property sits among low rise office, warehouse and retail buildings just off the Interstate 20 frontage, close to national retailers, restaurants and services that line the highway through Arlington. Crews can reach job sites across Arlington, Grand Prairie, Fort Worth and Dallas, and customers coming from elsewhere in the metroplex find a familiar highway exit and an easy pull into the lot.