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Shelf-Supported Mezzanines
Multi-level shelving systems with integrated bin storage for distribution, parts rooms, warehouses & more
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High-density storage mezzanine systems save space, increase efficiency
Using standard components for support, economical units may be constructed with an open "deck-over" upper level, or additional shelving. This concept allows a great deal of storage in a small footprint because shelving acts as the support structure for a platform and the vertical cube is utilized. When you need to organize parts, tools or inventory in concentrated space, shelving and platforms are one of the best ways to go about it.
Using shelving mezzanine, you can save money in several areas:
- You virtually double the amount of storage space in a given floor area
- You utilize existing heat and air conditioning within the building
- In some cases, construction is as uncomplicated as standard single level shelving
- The utility of a two-level shelving installation has almost unlimited possibilities, including adjustable shelf heights and accessibility from all four sides
How to start your project
There are a few things we will need to know to assist you on a storage project of this nature. You don't have to know everything going in, of course. We are here to help you work through the process, from layout to installation.
- What is the width x depth footprint? How much physical space is available for the mezzanine? Keep in mind that factors such as building columns and clearances may affect the space available.
- What is the height? If you have 20' ceilings, your mezzanine must be beneath that level by enough space to allow lighting, support beams and other ceiling based structure clearances.
- What products are you loading? How many SKUs? If they require bins or spacers, you'll need to have an idea of how many slots each occupies in the mezzanine.
- How will you load and unload the mezzanine? There are many options for moving products vertically, including manually, incline or spiral conveyors, forklifts, vertical lifts and more.
- What type of decking is right? Options include plywood over B-Deck and bar grating. The functional use of the mezzanine usually dictates the best decking choices.
- Staircases and landings: Where will they be located? What code requirements will they need to meet? (Usually OSHA, UBC and BOCA are in play.) Local building and fire codes must be taken into account as well.
- Guardrails: What standard must you meet for guardrail type and placement? What gate systems should be in place to prevent falls?
What's most important to you?
This is the most critical aspect. What problems do you need to solve? How can we most quickly assist you? Contact us to get started.