When you’re working in cramped conditions with a lack of space, it can quickly cause disorganisation in the workplace and affect profitability. If you don’t want the hassle or expense of relocating to larger premises, then why not consider installing a steel mezzanine floor?
A mezzanine floor is located between the main floors of a building. Rather than cover the full length of a building, it usually extends from one side of the building, a bit like a balcony, which is why it isn’t regarded as an additional main floor. In addition, this design allows for the mezzanine floor and the floor beneath it to share the same ceiling, keeping cost down.
Warehouses and retail stores often make use of stand-alone mezzanine floors. Made from steel, these can be constructed off-site and assembled inside the building. Access is usually from a set of stairs or a lift.
This type of mezzanine floor gives warehouse owners more flexibility since the design can be adapted to their unique needs. There is no need for extensive or complex construction work on the existing building, instead, the stand-alone design can be made to any size and simply installed where it’s needed in the building.
There are a couple of ways mezzanine floors can be used within an industrial setting or retail setting:
Before going ahead with a mezzanine floor, you will need to consider your ground floor space and decide what type of mezzanine to use. The experts here at Metro Steel have the knowledge to build mezzanines to your specifications and can help you with short- and long-term mezzanine floor solutions.
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