A rack (or shelving) supported mezzanine is just that – a storage deck placed on top of an array of rack or shelving, or combination thereof. It is utilized in applications where items are stored below the deck on shelves, while the mezzanine level provides open space for bulk storage or workspace. The open space can even be utilized for additional shelving, configured differently than the storage system below the deck.
Mezzanine Flooring are for creating additional Space by Increasing Floor Space Vertically. Utilizing Floor space effectively. Mezzanine flooring can be done by Rack suppoted with metal or plywood. The entire structure can be made with a dismountable design based on site conditions and applications.

This type of mezzanine storage system consists of walkways or aisles that are suspended from the first level of shelving, and in between, or adjacent to a second level of shelving rows, to allow access to the product stored on the second level. Both levels of shelving are configured the same.
Mezzanine Flooring are for creating additional Space by Increasing Floor Space Vertically. Utilizing Floor space effectively. Mezzanine flooring can be done by Rack suppoted with metal or plywood. The entire structure can be made with a dismountable design based on site conditions and applications.

A standard mezzanine is a structure that has heavy duty steel support columns along the perimeter of the platform, as well as support columns underneath the deck. These columns are tied together with steel joists and beams, whether cold rolled or structural, and are bolted together with high strength steel bolts to align the framing for uniform installation. These integrated components lock the connection into a solid unit for maximum strength. A deck is then attached to the top of the framing system, creating a surface for the storage platform.
The mezzanines are designed with Column Based Mezzanines and Frame Based Mezzanines depending on the applications. The floorings can be with High strength materials.