Mezzanine Structures

A mezzanine is an intermediate sub-floor between to two main floors of a building while a balcony is an extendable structure extending from the building. A mezzanine is used to add space within the building while a balcony is primarily used to overlook another area.

A mezzanine floor is an intermediate floor built between two main floors or the floor and ceiling of a building. It covers a specific area rather than extending over the entire floor space.

Mezzanines are essentially intermediate floors between a warehouse's main floor and its ceiling. However, mezzanine floor systems are not considered completely new floors in a building. They're generally a supplementary structure that is added after a warehouse's initial construction.

Advantages of Mezzanine Structures

• Inconspicuous Design
• Enhances space use
• Easily handles weight
• Dismountable and Re-locatable.
• Quick & Easy Installation
• Minimizes downtime during Construction
• Eases Congestion

Mezzanine Structures design

A mezzanine level is a great way to make the most of a building's square footage. Mezzanine levels can range in size from a huge structural steel mezzanine system to a long equipment or work platform or even a small storage platform. Equipment platforms are not the same thing as mezzanines. When it comes to construction and building codes, knowing the difference between a mezzanine and an equipment platform is crucial