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Steel mezzanine systems are modular steel structures that convert unused height in factories, warehouses and industrial facilities into a second working, storage or technical level. They help increase usable space without requiring a new building and support efficient site organization.
Each system is engineered specifically according to intended use, dead and live loads, column spacing, existing building geometry, machinery and rack layout, forklift routes, fire-escape paths and service penetrations.
A steel mezzanine is a structural system that creates a new usable level between the existing floor and the roof or upper slab.
Depending on project requirements, the system may include:
Convert unused building height into a second level without increasing the building footprint.
Increasing storage or production capacity within the existing structure can postpone a new building investment.
Steel modules prepared in the workshop can be assembled quickly on site.
Column positions can be planned around machinery, racks, doors and vehicle routes.
New columns, beams and deck modules can be added or reconfigured for different uses.
Bolted systems can be dismantled and reinstalled elsewhere when conditions are suitable.
Independent systems that transfer loads to the floor through their own columns and beams.
High-density storage systems in which lower-level rack uprights also support the upper floor.
Prepared for assembly, packing, quality-control or light-production stations on the upper level.
Used to create management, planning, meeting or personnel areas overlooking production.
Provide upper-level storage for boxes, spare parts, semi-finished products or light palletized goods.
Designed as narrower functional platforms for safe access to machinery, services, filters, fans, compressors or energy equipment.
Each project is evaluated individually according to intended use, load class and existing facility conditions.
Target area, intended use, loads, building dimensions, floor conditions, machinery, access routes, fire equipment and services are evaluated.
Column grids, beams, stairs, loading zones, guardrails, decking and service penetrations are determined.
Structural sections, connections, base plates, anchors and deck details are defined, and steel components are manufactured according to technical drawings.
Blasting, primer, electrostatic powder coating, industrial wet paint or galvanizing is applied. Dimensions, welds and connection compatibility are inspected.
Columns are anchored and beams, bracing, decking, stairs and guardrails are installed in sequence.
Connections, verticality, deck continuity, access components and site compatibility are checked before handover.
Existing mezzanines may require reinforcement or expansion when intended use, load capacity or site layout changes. Corrosion, deck wear, loose connections or insufficient access may also require modification.
Following a technical inspection, the following works may be carried out:
Material and surface systems are selected according to load capacity, intended use and environmental conditions.
Provide durable and cost-effective solutions for columns, beams, bracing and primary structural elements.
Provides a durable and cleanable surface for intensive industrial use.
Allows air, light and liquid passage and is advantageous in technical and wet areas.
Provides a flatter and quieter walking surface for offices, light storage and personnel use.
Provide durable surfaces for indoor applications or projects requiring corporate colors.
Provides long-term protection in outdoor, humid and highly corrosive environments.
Projects are not limited to standard platform dimensions; they are prepared according to intended use, actual loads, column spacing, existing facility geometry, floor conditions and site operations.
Site survey, technical design, steel fabrication, surface treatment and professional installation are managed within a single process. Reinforcement, expansion, deck replacement and access modification can also be carried out on existing mezzanines.
Load capacity is engineered according to intended use, column and beam spans, deck type and floor conditions.
Yes. It can be installed in an active facility through site survey and controlled installation planning.
Bolted modular systems can be dismantled and reinstalled when the new location meets dimensional and loading requirements.
Steel systems are lighter, faster to install and can be expanded or dismantled when required.
Chequered plate, galvanized grating, composite panels, wood-based boards or project-specific surfaces can be applied.
Yes. All access and edge-protection components can be included in the project scope.
Technical assessment and project engineering can be provided for a steel mezzanine suited to your facility height, intended use, load capacity and site layout.
You can request a quotation for a new system, reinforcement of an existing mezzanine or capacity increase by sharing your project information.
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