Store location is a very simple aspect that allows processes to place any object at any location in a given structured space.
Examples include warehouse storing, placing goods in a truck or on a platform, etc.

The store mechanism allows to set-up space constructions such as warehouses including internal refrigerators, constructions such as plants, simple places, all of which might contain locations to store things.

Objects can be placed at locations or be found back. Locations can be reserved for later use. Location properties can be brought into account.

The store object model is quite simple. There's a construct of related spaces that might be contained into each other. At any space there can be spots that can serve as a location to store any object.

When this store structure is not applicable, more complicated ones can be designed and implemented.