Mezzanine double-level racking systems help make better use of both storage and working areas within the same structure. They can be considered for businesses that need additional usable space without expanding the existing warehouse footprint.
Mezzanine racking systems enable the vertical space of a warehouse to be utilized by creating additional storage or working levels.
A mezzanine racking system is a multi-level structure designed to make use of vertical warehouse space. It can be applied as a double-level system or configured according to operational requirements.
For other storage requirements, different warehouse racking systems may also be considered.
Mezzanine systems can be produced from cold-rolled or hot-rolled profiles. Depending on the requirements, the structure can be expanded longitudinally or laterally.
Wire mesh, grating, particle board, MDF, sheet metal and similar materials can be used as floor coverings.
One of the main advantages of mezzanine systems is the ability to transform unused warehouse height into an additional usable level.
Depending on warehouse structure and storage requirements, alternatives such as back-to-back racking systems or Drive-In racking systems may also be evaluated.
What is a mezzanine double-level racking system used for?
It helps create additional storage or working space while making more efficient use of warehouse height.
Can mezzanine racking systems be expanded?
Yes. Depending on requirements, the system can be expanded longitudinally or laterally.
Which flooring materials can be used in mezzanine systems?
Wire mesh, grating, particle board, MDF, sheet metal and similar materials can be used.