FAQ

A mezzanine floor is used to create additional space within an existing building by adding an intermediate level. Businesses commonly use mezzanine floors for storage, office space, production areas, retail display, and warehouse expansion without needing to relocate.

Most commercial mezzanine floors can hold 3.0 kN/m² to 5 kN/m², depending on their design and purpose. Heavy-duty industrial mezzanines can be engineered for even greater loads. We design every mezzanine to meet your specific load requirements and building regulations. We use high-quality materials for our mezzanine floors, ensuring durability and performance.

The cost of a mezzanine floor in the Australia varies depending depending on load capacity, finishes, and accessories such as staircases and handrails. We provide detailed, fixed quotes after a site assessment. Please get in contact with us

The installation time for a mezzanine floor varies depending on the project's complexity, but our efficient process ensures minimal disruption to your operations.

We offer a range of design options for mezzanine floors, including single and multi-level structures, custom, balustrade, pallet gates and multiple load capacities to suit your specific needs.

Most warehouses can accommodate a mezzanine floor as long as the building has sufficient height, structural capability, and safe access points. Our site survey determines feasibility and the best layout for your space.

Yes. Most mezzanine floors are modular, meaning they can be dismantled, relocated, or expanded as your business grows. This makes them a flexible, long-term investment.

A minimum clear height of 4.5–5 metres is generally recommended for a practical mezzanine installation. This allows enough headroom both above and below the mezzanine level.