To avoid warehouse layout mistakes, warehouse managers should conduct a thorough analysis of the warehouse objectives, inventory, operations, and space before designing or modifying the layout. It is important to choose and arrange the storage equipment, aisles, zones, and workstations according to the characteristics and requirements of the products and processes. Additionally, a logical and consistent flow of goods and people should be created and maintained from the receiving to the shipping area, and from the storage to the picking area. Utilizing the vertical and horizontal space efficiently is also essential, by using appropriate storage systems, equipment, and techniques. Furthermore, warehouse performance should be monitored and measured by using key performance indicators, such as space utilization, travel distance, productivity, or service level. Finally, feedback and suggestions from the warehouse workers, customers, suppliers, or experts should be sought and applied to improve the warehouse layout and operations.