RACK-SUPPORTED MEZZANINE FLOORS

A rack-supported mezzanine floor uses the racking or shelving structure below to support the elevated floor level above.

It creates an integrated storage system where the lower level remains available for accessible stock storage, while the upper deck adds usable floor space for storage, picking, packing or operational use within the same building footprint.

MAXIMUM STORAGE DENSITY

Combines racking or shelving with elevated floor space, making better use of height and footprint within the same area.

INTEGRATED STRUCTURE

Uses the storage system below as part of the structural support, reducing the need for separate columns and improving space efficiency.

SCALABLE STORAGE DESIGN

Can be adapted, extended or reconfigured as stock profiles, storage volumes and operational requirements change.

IS A RACK-SUPPORTED MEZZANINE RIGHT FOR YOU?

A rack-supported mezzanine is suited to facilities where the main priority is increasing storage density within the existing footprint.

It is usually the right option when:

  • the layout is driven by racking or shelving
  • the operation is primarily storage-focused
  • capacity needs to increase without expanding the building
  • picking, packing or stock movement must remain accessible
  • the upper floor and lower storage levels need to work as one system

If the site requires large open spans, heavier flexible-use areas or a layout not driven by storage, a structural mezzanine may be the better option.

REAL INSTALLATIONS & SYSTEM CONCEPTS

A selection of completed installations and concept layouts showing how rack-supported mezzanine floors can increase storage density within an existing footprint.