First-class, 1,112,390 sq. ft. facility on 87.5 acres

Construction:
6" concrete slab on grade floors in the manufacturing area and 6" reinforced concrete slab on grade floors in the warehouse, clear ceiling heights from 28' to 32' in the manufacturing and warehousing sections, steel columns spaced 40' x 50', precast concrete walls

Utilities:
Electric power provided by Penelec,
gas supplied by National Fuel, municipal water and sewer

Lighting:
Metal halide lamps

Sprinkler:
100% service, electric fire pump system backed up by a diesel fire pump system; ESFR dry pipe system in the warehouse area and standard 165°F, head pressure water system in the manufacturing area

Office Space:
68,525 sq. ft. of modern, air-conditioned office and showroom space

Truck Loading:
Fifty-eight 10' x 9' tailgate height dock doors with levelers, four 12' x 14' drive-in doors and one enclosed drive-thru shipping dock with two overhead doors designed to off-load flat bed trailers

Location:
This excellent property is ideally located approximately one mile to I-90.
Erie International Airport is located five miles southwest of the city.  Erie is Pennsylvania¹s primary access point to Lake Erie, the Great Lakes, and the Saint Lawrence Seaway.

Pennsylvania¹s fourth-largest city, Erie, is an industrial hub on the south central shore of Lake Erie. Situated in the northwestern corner of the state, Erie is near Cleveland, Ohio, Buffalo, N.Y. and Pittsburgh.

Erie is the corporate headquarters of leading companies such as GE Transportation, Plastek Industries, Inc., Erie Insurance Group, the Lord Corporation and Lake Erie Biofuels. More than 10 percent of the nation¹s plastics are manufactured or finished in Erie-based facilities. A variety of metal and electronic products also are locally produced. A time-tested utilities¹ infrastructure includes the Erie Water Works (reservoir, two water treatment plants, and an elaborate water works and pipe network), Penelec, and the Northwestern Pennsylvania Rural Electric Company.

City leaders support a manufacturing environment and are driving a variety of initiatives among residents, universities and businesses to support the community¹s economic health. A ³master plan² for Erie¹s downtown includes the construction of mid- and high-rise housing and retail structures as well as the renovation of historical downtown buildings.

Tourism is taking on an increasingly key role in Erie¹s economy, with millions visiting Presque Isle State Park annually to enjoy water recreation, as well as nearby Presque Isle Downs Casino. Erie cultural and sports activities include the Erie Philharmonic, Erie Playhouse, ballet, art museum, AA baseball and the Ontario Hockey League¹s Erie Otters.

With its outstanding transportation network, skilled workforce, first-rate health care, access to major markets east of the Mississippi and quality-of-life amenities, Erie offers small-town charm and security, as well as big-city energy and attractions.