Mezzanines

Warehouse mezzanines are elevated floors or platforms that are installed inside a warehouse space. Mezzanines are particularly useful to businesses that have open warehouses with high ceilings, providing a way to utilize space by adding additional floor levels for more work and storage space.

Yes. Mezzanines can be constructed to fit with and around existing obstructions such as building columns, lighting, air conditioning, electrical, sprinkler pipe, HVAC ducts and more.

Yes. Mezzanines must be constructed to meet local and state rules and regulations. There are also OSHA codes as well as seismic building requirements that apply. Each state, city and municipality have varying rules concerning stairways, railings and the floor-type (such as wood, perforated metal or metal grid) that can or cannot be used. You will need to check each of these rules and regulations as they apply to your area.

Since a warehouse mezzanine makes use of unused space inside an existing facility, mezzanines provide the option of expanding work and/or storage space with minimal construction costs. This also means little or no additional taxes, heating, cooling and/or lighting expenses.