Mezzanine Floors

Generally speaking, no formal permission from a local authority will be required for the construction of mezzanine floors, however, there are exceptions. Read our blog post for more information on planning permission for mezzanine floors. 

Yes, you'll require Building Regulations approval for almost all mezzanine installations. We can provide design specs and drawings to support your application or even apply on your behalf.

Mezzanine floors aren't just for warehouses, they are also commonly utilised in retail environments, offices, manufacturing plants, showrooms and more.

Installation of a mezzanine floor can take as little as 1 day depending on the size. We work with our clients to achieve a timescale that suits them.

When properly planned, a mezzanine flooring installation can be achieved with little disruption and zero downtime.

This entirely depends on the size and scope of your project. However, an accurate budget would be £100 per square metre - dependant on the size of the floor this could increase or decrease accordingly.

Call us today on 0117 955 5211 to find out more about pricing, we can get a quote back to you within 24 hours.

Yes, if your mezzanine is used as a permanent work area or exceeds 400m2, it should offer fire protection as recommended by building control.

We know that a mezzanine floor is a big investment for businesses, equally we understanding that acquiring finance through the banks can be a lengthy and frustrating process - this is why we offer competitive finance solutions on all our products.

An office mezzanine floor can be used to create functional space within your premises which can be used a wide range of applications as well as office space such as:

• Training Rooms - These can be soundproofed and air conditioned to create ideal learning environments.
• Washrooms - Plumbing can be installed to create toilets, washrooms or comfortable changing rooms for staff.
• Meeting Rooms - With a view over the full factory or warehouse floor, mezzanine floors can be used to create ideal meeting room space.
• Reception Areas - Clean, quiet and comfortable reception areas can be created to create a perfect first impression for potential clients and visitors.
• Breakout Areas - Can be fitted with comfortable chairs, pool tables, football tables and more to create a fun and social space for workers.

As well as general storage, there are a number of applications that a storage mezzanine floor might be used for including:

• Additional Stock - If there's a surplus of inventory, the space created by the mezzanine floor can take the strain off the rest of the warehouse.
• Storage for Popular Products - If there's a season or popular product that's flying off the shelves, the space can be used for extra storage and to improve fulfilment times.
• Packing Areas - During busy periods, the additional space can be used to create extra packing areas.
• Secure Rooms - If you have stock or machinery which needs to be protected, the mezzanine floor space can be fitted with grilles and locks to create a secure space.
• Additional Racking or Shelving - The space created can also be used to house additional pallet racking or shelving systems which can be used for a multitude of purposes.
• Archive Rooms - Archive rooms are often used to store business documents. These are less common nowadays as businesses make the switch to digital.