In construction management, the layout of stores plays a vital role in ensuring efficient material handling, smooth workflow, safety, and economy of operations. A well-planned store layout minimizes delays, reduces material losses, and supports timely execution of projects. Several general criteria are adopted while planning and designing the layout of stores to achieve these objectives. One of the most important criteria is proximity to the point of use. Stores should be located as close as possible to the areas where materials are required in order to reduce transportation time, handling effort, and cost. Frequently used materials should be stored nearer to work zones, while less frequently used items may be placed farther away. This arrangement enhances productivity and avoids congestion on site. Accessibility and ease of movement are also essential considerations. The store layout must allow easy entry and exit