Warehouse Raised Storage Area Steel structure garret Mezzanine loft racking/ platform for warehouse/ structure garret

This kind of Structure steel platform, , can be installed or dismantled freely from one warehouse ground and distance between columns is less than 6000mm. Height of first level is around 3000mm, and H 2500mm for second and third floor level. Loading capacity of floor can be designed to be no more than 1000kg/ square meter.

Characteristics:

1) With composite racking structure, patented light-steel floor panel structure
2) Floor panel with large load capacity, low cost, quick construction
3) Can be designed into one layer or multi-layers according to actual situation
4) Ensures fullest space utilization
5) Provides direct access to all pallets
6) Surface: Powder coated or galvanized and color optional
7) General ways of transportation from 2nd floor to 3rd floor: Manual, elevating table, hoisting machine, conveying belt, forklift truck
8) Can be designed according to clients' requirements.

Advantage :

1.Make full use of space and save area of warehouse;sigle or multiple mezzanine;used in conditions of high warehouse,mezzanine can be used in many conditions.

2.Mezzanines are stand alone structures that are normally constructed within a building or other type of open facility. They are typically designed as large square- or rectangular-shaped decks, providing open space directly below the mezzanine. Mezzanines maximize clear space both on top of and below the mezzanine.

3.Mezzanines are available in a number of configurations.Structural mezzanines move open space to the top of the mezzanine and contain shelving or rack units below.

4.Free standing mezzanines do not have these structural reinforcements, but make use of columns to support the mezzanine and the weight of its load. Many mezzanines are modulars.

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Please supply more details as following so that we can give you the quotation quickly .

1) Size of your warehouse;

2) Full details of size L*W*H;

3) How many bays you want;

4) How many layers you want;

5) Loading capacity of each layers;

6) Drawing (if available).