Rogers, Arkansas (KNWA/KFTA) — Loloft, a new startup that helps small businesses complete online orders, opens a flagship store in downtown Rogers.
According to a press release, Loloft will open a new facility that provides physical space to store or process products by creating shared office spaces with private micro-warehouse units ranging in size from 150 square feet to 5,000 square feet. Concept.
The climate-controlled warehouse is a 28,000-square-foot space along the railroad tracks in downtown Rogers, providing shipment receiving and unloading services, loading dock access, and daily transportation services.
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Loloft interior hallway (4Media).
“Initially, we thought Roloft would primarily attract smaller e-commerce companies that fulfill orders in their garage but are looking to expand into commercial warehouse space,” says CEO Brendan Howell. said. “But large companies also want to use our space as a last-mile delivery micro-hub. Because we can meet the time frame.”
Loloft offers meeting rooms, phone booths with high-speed Wi-Fi, and flexible terms from 3 months.
Loloft plans to open its flagship store on November 30th.
“Pre-sales have been strong, with over 52% of available inventory already committed,” Howell said.
According to a press release, members include small e-commerce companies moving out of garages, startups working on hardware projects, Walmart vendors, and national brands wanting flexible micro-warehouse solutions close to retailers. It is
“The Loloft team is thrilled to be part of the fledgling startup community in Northwest Arkansas,” said Howell. “By providing access to flexible space and building a community of like-minded entrepreneurs who can leverage our technology, commercial partners, and capital relationships to help grow their businesses, We are helping to enable early-stage companies.”
