What is a mezzanine floor?

A mezzanine floor refers to a partial floor located between the primary floors of a building, scroll down to discover the different types and uses of mezzanine floors.

Uses of a mezzanine floor

Storage mezzanines

Custom-built to fit your specific business needs, our storage mezzanines offer flexible load capacities. While standard installations start at 480 kg/m², we can engineer reinforced flooring to support over 1,000 kg/m² for more demanding operational requirements.

Office mezzanines

Maximize your workspace with a bespoke office mezzanine tailored to your operation. Our floors start at a standard load of 350 kg/m²—with heavy-duty options available—and can be configured across multiple levels.

Retail mezzanines

Unlock the potential of your store with custom retail mezzanines. Whether you’re looking to extend your sales floor or add essential amenities like fitting rooms and cafes, our vertical expansions provide the space you need without the cost of moving premises.

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Mezzanine Floor Benefits

Increase the square meterage of your workspace and add more workstations
Create more capacity
Add storage space
Build new facilities such as a separate office or a cafe area
Optimise use of your existing space
Grow or diversify your business
Save money, time and upheaval by avoiding the relocation of your business
Avoid the expense and disruption of an extension
Ensure your business has sufficient infrastructure to meet demand

Mezzanine floor regulations

We manage the entire process from start to finish: beginning with a comprehensive site assessment, delivering detailed CAD working drawings, and fully handling Building Regulations approval — which is a mandatory legal requirement for mezzanine structures — along with any necessary Planning Permission submissions to local authorities.