In industrial or warehousing settings, a mezzanine is a racking system. It creates more floor space and provides convenient, economical storage. In general, loading capacity of mezzanine is 300kg-1000kg/㎡ and 2-3 levels. It is usually accessed by staircase or lifting platform upstairs. It is widely used in the case of high storeroom, small goods, artificial access and large storage.
Mezzanines offer great versatility, and people can use them for several different purposes.
Here is some basic information that will give you a more thorough understanding of how these systems work.
How do they work?
For industrial uses, mezzanine floors and storage systems are semi-permanent floors. They are built between two permanent stories in a building. Once a mezzanine system is constructed, it creates an abundance of extra space, while still allowing for use of the space below.
Mezzanine systems resemble basic storage racks, but the advantages your company will get extend beyond just simple storage. Most mezzanine systems can also be taken down and relocated, if necessary.
Extra Flooring
One of the primary uses for mezzanine racking is as extra flooring. Basically, setting up the mezzanine will create a whole new level within the existing space.
In some cases, you can double your current floor space. This is a huge benefit for any organization. The addition of accessories like stairs, handles, and lifts can make it easy to access the new floor space. It can also make it a functional part of the process.
Extra Storage
Storage is another important use for mezzanine racking systems. Most warehouses, shops and factories are always looking for extra storage, and a mezzanine system is a solution that won’t take up any added space.
With a mezzanine, you can store tools and any other kind of material while maintaining offices or other distribution areas below.
Cost Effective
Using unused ceiling space, you can add one or two extra floors to your current space. This is highly cost-effective. The other options are moving to a new building or adding space. These usually cost much more than a high-quality mezzanine system.
Stucture
1.Framework sections: consists of upright frames, beams, floors, stairs and wire meshes.
2.Connection sections: all-bolted;
3. Floor categories: Uses cold-rolled shape floors, such as grated and perforated floors.
They connect to the beams with an interlocking structure and look nice overall.
Key features
Some of the key features of a mezzanine racking system include:
1.Custom design to meet all needs
2.Potential to disassemble and relocate
3.Strength and durability to handle a variety of different jobs.
4.Manual access for various cargos adaptively;
5.Divided by 2-3 floors as usual which can carry 300-1000kg/㎡;
6.Transport machine: lift platform, hoister, conveyor or forklift;
7.Additional facilities in cargo passage: Foolproof, electric lighting, fireproofing or the others;
8.Easy-installation: Professional installation instruction attached, and Jracking has professional installation team.