A major off-price retail fulfillment center on East Holmes Road in Memphis, Tennessee added fourteen bottleless water coolers across its facility, distributing purified water to a warehouse workforce running one of the country's most active off-price retail distribution hubs.
Frank Hilliard placed fourteen M6 bottleless water coolers at the facility.
The Facility
The East Holmes Road facility is a fulfillment center for one of the world's largest off-price retail companies, whose brands — TJ Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods, Sierra, and Homesense — operate over 4,900 stores across nine countries. The Memphis location sits in the 38118 zip code, a dense industrial and logistics corridor southeast of downtown that houses some of the largest warehouse and distribution operations in the mid-South. Memphis's position at the intersection of I-40 and I-55, combined with its rail connections and proximity to the FedEx World Hub, makes it one of the most important distribution cities in the United States.
A fulfillment center at this scale runs a large hourly workforce across multiple shifts, moving merchandise in from vendors and out to stores across the region. Associates spend their shifts picking, packing, sorting, and staging product across a floor that stretches across hundreds of thousands of square feet. For a warehouse workforce moving at that pace, water access concentrated at a single break room creates gaps across the floor that cost time and energy during a shift.
Fourteen Units Across the Floor
The M6 is a compact countertop bottleless water cooler that connects to the building's water line and delivers hot and cold purified water through multi-stage filtration. Fourteen units placed at stations across the facility put clean water within reach of every work zone without routing associates across the floor during a shift. Frank Hilliard assessed the layout and coordinated placement to match unit locations to where the workforce concentrates during production hours. Bottleless Nation handles filter maintenance across all fourteen units on a set schedule, and the Memphis area team covers local service for the East Holmes Road facility.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Bottleless Nation supply multiple units across a large distribution center?
Bottleless Nation handles multi-unit installs across large warehouse and fulfillment facilities. Frank Hilliard can assess any floor layout and recommend unit count and placement to eliminate gaps in coverage across shifts.
Do you service distribution centers in the Memphis area?
The Memphis area team covers East Memphis and the surrounding 38118 industrial corridor. Frank Hilliard manages accounts in the region and coordinates installation and ongoing service.
How does filter maintenance work across a large multi-unit install?
Bottleless Nation manages filter maintenance across all units on a single coordinated schedule. One service visit covers the full install, and the facility team does not track or manage any part of it.