A mezzanine is a floor that is level with the ground floor. It can either be used to extend the available space or as a storage space.

A mezzanine is commonly used to provide more storage or office space in a building. The most common form of mezzanine is the steel 'L' shaped structure which supports materials on shelves and has access via stairs.

A mezzanine floors, also known as a work platform, is a temporary structure that is usually built after a structure has been finished. Additional workplaces known as mezzanine decks are built when a firm expands and evolves. When there is a demand for more room, they become a requirement.

Determining the categorisation of mezzanines is a simple approach to separate them. A structure that was included in the initial construction of a building is included on a building inspector's report and is examined on a regular basis. They are included in the building's tax assessment and need amenities such as restrooms, disability accessible, and elevators.

Mezzanine Floors

The warehouse mezzanine systems are made of lightweight, high-tensile materials that may be erected with a minimum of support columns over existing equipment or stored products. Metal structures, conveyor support, equipment platforms, in-plant offices, manufacturing operations, walkways, and stair towers are all good candidates for rigid frames. We can create the correct structure to meet your demands and maximise the useable floor area for anything you need to support above the floor level. Our industrial mezzanines are built to fulfil the requirements of all applicable building codes, including the UBC, CBC, and IBC, as well as the requirements of seismically active zones.