It starts with an empty desk.
Every product business begins here. Usually in a garage. This floor is for the next step.
01 / 04 · The spark
It starts with an empty desk.
Every product business begins here. Usually in a garage. This floor is for the next step.
- Westmount, Edmonton
- Day pass $35
- Desks from $175 a month
02 / 04 · The upgrade
Then a desk that is yours.
By the hour or by the month, on a floor built for people who ship boxes, not just code.
- 14 dedicated desks
- From $395 a month
- Heated underground parking
03 / 04 · The dedicated space
A door that closes.
Six private offices and a team room, each with a door. Lock in, take the call, leave home at home.
- Offices from $950
- Inventory storage
- Westmount, on a corner
04 / 04 · The scale
A room that takes your buyer seriously.
A ring table for twenty-two, a microphone at every seat, two screens, three cameras. Half-days come with the doors.
- Seats 22
- Mic at every seat
- Three cameras
Third floor · Edmonton · 12230 106 Avenue NW · open since November 2025
A coworking floor in Edmonton built for physical products.
Most desk space assumes your product is software.
If you move physical goods, the things that matter are different and mostly boring: somewhere to put a pallet, a front desk that signs for your parcels, a stall you can park in, a door that closes when the buyer calls, a room where that buyer takes you seriously. That is what this floor is set up for.
Prices on the page
A day pass is $35. A desk is from $395 a month. An office is from $950.
Month to month, no auto-renewal, no activation fee. Every office, the team room, parking and storage are priced too.
The floor
See every room before you visit
5 offices with doors and a team room, 8 dedicated desks, 4 of them on the window, a board room seating 22, storage by the pallet, and 35 parking stalls, 15 of them heated underground.
The plan
The whole business plan, on the website
Where we are, how the money works, the three phases with their triggers, what we refuse to do, and the numbers we update every month.
Stories · illustrative
What ten months on the third floor does to a business.
“I stopped taking buyer calls from the car. Office 3-1 has a door, and the door was the whole reason I moved in.”
“The hides used to live under the dining table. Now they live in a closet on the third floor and the table is a table again.”
“The invoice has the desk and the GST on it and nothing else. After the last place I was in, that alone would have been enough.”
The programme
The masterclass seats eighteen. The knowledge is not rationed.
One masterclass a month in the board room, taught by practising lawyers, accountants, manufacturers and our sister brokerage. Not recorded, so people can ask the question they would not ask on camera; written up the week after and published free. Season one filled fifty-three of fifty-four seats.
- 01
How to write a business plan a lender will read
A plan a lender, a landlord and your future self will all take seriously.
- 02
Legal filing and entity structuring
Sole proprietor, partnership, Alberta or federal corporation. Taught by practising Alberta lawyers.
- 03
Setting up business finances
Accounts, bookkeeping, GST, payroll and inventory accounting. Taught by practising accountants.
- 04
Real estate: knowing when to move to a storefront
When a physical location pays for itself, and how to read the lease when it does.
- 05
Supply chain: from prototyping to securing a supplier
Prototype, pilot run, MOQ negotiation, quality control, and the supplier relationship.
Coming up
Three things a month. Nobody pitches.
Sep 176:00 p.m.
Masterclass · The board room · Members and day passes
Masterclass: Supply chain, from prototype to supplier
Season two opens with the session members asked for most: finding, vetting and negotiating with a manufacturer, and what it really costs to land a pallet in Edmonton.
Oct 18:00 a.m.
Pastries & products · The kitchen · Open to everyone
Pastries & products: October
The monthly one. A bakery brings the pastries, everybody brings one thing they make, and nobody gives a talk.
Oct 156:00 p.m.
Masterclass · The board room · Members and day passes
Masterclass: When to move to a storefront
Half deciding whether a storefront is a good idea for you at all, half reading the lease line by line if it is. Taught by Zenith Commercial.
Come and stand in it.
Twenty minutes on the floor, no pitch, and you already know the price. If it fits what you are building, you will know by lunch.