Mezzanine racking generally does not exceed three levels and the height does not exceed 7.5 meters.

Conduct periodic inspections of the mezzanine floor to identify any signs of wear, damage, or structural issues. This includes checking for loose bolts, corrosion, damaged floor panels, and any deformation of the structure.

Take preventative measures to avoid damage to the mezzanine, such as installing column protectors, using floor mats in high-traffic areas, and avoiding dragging heavy items across the floor.

Yes, mezzanine floors can be used for both office space and storage, making them a versatile solution for maximizing the utility of vertical space within a facility.

It’s difficult to say how long the installation will take, as it depends on the size of the mezzanine, its complexity, and other factors. If you have a mezzanine plan, you can send it to us for evaluation.

First, you need to know the purpose of using the mezzanine, whether it is for office use or for storing goods, etc. Then, based on your needs, design the load-bearing range for each level.

It’s important to remember that accurate load capacity calculations are crucial for safety and compliance, and working with professionals is key to ensuring your mezzanine floor is both safe and functional.

Determine the primary function of the mezzanine floor, whether it’s for additional storage, office space, production area, or another purpose.

Calculate the load capacity needed based on the mezzanine’s intended use. This includes considering both the dead load (weight of the mezzanine structure itself) and the live load (weight of objects, people, equipment, etc.). Ensure the design accommodates the maximum expected load with an appropriate safety margin.

Plan for adequate lighting and ventilation on the mezzanine floor. Also, consider the need for utilities such as electrical outlets, data cabling, plumbing, and HVAC, depending on the mezzanine’s use.

Incorporate safety features in the design, including handrails, guardrails, and safety gates, to prevent falls and injuries. Safety netting or similar solutions may be needed for certain uses.

The cost depend on the mezzanine design. We could help you in design, and you could get instant cost.

Mezzanine floors involves various materials, chosen based on the specific requirements for strength, durability, cost-effectiveness, and the intended use of the mezzanine. Here are the most commonly used materials: Structural Steel,Cold-Formed Steel,Plywood plate, Steel Grating,Handrails and Guardrails and so on.