0 a space at the back of a ship where goods are put on or taken away
1 a space at the back or side of a ship or in a warehouse where goods are put in or taken out
The case store and refuse stores are adjacent to the loading bay.
They will reverse into the covered loading bay and the entrance can be secured behind t hem.
The general store and workshops open onto the loading bay.
Art storage, general stores, case stores and workshops are all located adjacent to the loading bay with access to the goods lift.
The plant room can be serviced directly from the loading bay.
Secondly, that the frontage on the road should be of three storeys, and, thirdly, that there must be a loading bay.
The union concerned is quiescent and co-operative but the manager would not allow the organiser even to shelter under the canopy of the loading bay.
It is the practice of that company to send its machine tools by road transport, straight from the loading bay to the customer.
