Give your stock
a better home.
Create room for components, boxed goods or slower-moving stock. We can plan shelving above and below the deck, working with suitable existing storage or incorporating new systems.
Warehouse mezzanine floors / Design. Build. Deliver.MORE WAREHOUSE.
MORE WAREHOUSE.
SAME FOOTPRINT.
Create more room for storage, picking, packing or production. We design and install warehouse mezzanine floors around your stock, your building and the way your business works.
Storage mezzanine floorsWHAT IS A WAREHOUSE
WHAT IS A WAREHOUSE
MEZZANINE FLOOR?
A warehouse mezzanine floor creates an additional level within suitable industrial premises. Instead of looking only at the footprint of the building, you can make practical use of the height available.
The new floor can support storage, shelving, picking, packing or production. We plan the space above and below together, including columns, access routes, stock movement and the activity that needs to continue around it.
Explore our mezzanine floor overview ↗Warehouse mezzanine floors / Your optionsWAREHOUSE MEZZANINE
WAREHOUSE MEZZANINE
FLOOR OPTIONS.
A useful mezzanine starts with what you need to do. We develop the layout around your products, equipment, people and day-to-day workflow.
Need more than storage?
Warehouse mezzanines can also form part of a wider fit-out, with manager offices, kitchens, canteens, WCs or specialist rooms included where required. Clean rooms and temperature-controlled spaces need a clear project-specific brief.
Your survey. Your design. Your quotation.DESIGNED AROUND
Arrange a project conversation ↗
DESIGNED AROUND
WHAT YOU STORE.
AND HOW YOU WORK.
We visit your premises, capture the brief and assess the practical constraints before developing the design and quotation.
01
Your building and available height.
Headroom, the existing slab, support positions, access routes and the floor area below all shape the solution.
02
Your stock, equipment and loads.
What you store, where loads are placed and how goods are moved determine the design requirements.
03
Your workflow and wider fit-out.
We can develop a coordinated scheme incorporating shelving, services and other agreed elements, supported by 3D design where appropriate.
What is a warehouse mezzanine made from?THE WORKING DETAILS.
THE WORKING DETAILS.
CONSIDERED TOGETHER.
Columns, main beams, secondary steels and decking form the floor structure. Access, edge protection and goods handling make the space usable for your operation.
Structure & decking
The column layout, main beams, secondary steels and deck specification are selected for the project loads and building. The existing warehouse slab also needs to be assessed as part of the structural design.
Why warehouse slab details matter ↗
Stairs & access
Stair positions and access routes are planned around the people using the floor and the operation below. Goods lifts, conveyors or pallet gates can be considered where the brief requires them.
Pallet gates & goods transfer ↗
Guarding & fire strategy
Edge protection, escape, fire protection and building control considerations are developed around the intended use and layout. Requirements are established for the specific building and project.
Explore mezzanine fire protection ↗From the structure to the complete installationTHE FLOOR ALONE.
THE FLOOR ALONE.
OR THE WHOLE
WORKING SPACE.
We can quote for the mezzanine structure or coordinate a complete turnkey project. The scope is agreed around your requirements, giving you one team to bring the relevant trades and systems together.
Mezzanine, stairs & guarding
The floor structure and the access and protection details needed for the agreed use.
Racking, shelving & packing
Storage layouts, shelving and packing stations considered with the mezzanine design.
Goods handling
Pallet gates, conveyors and other agreed goods-transfer systems planned around your workflow.
Lighting, power & data
Building services coordinated with the floor layout and the activity above and below it.
Rooms & staff facilities
Partitions, ceilings, offices, kitchens, plumbing and welfare facilities where included in the brief.
Project management
One coordinated programme, site planning and a clear point of contact through to handover.
Our warehouse mezzanine floor processFROM YOUR SPACE PROBLEM
FROM YOUR SPACE PROBLEM
TO YOUR NEXT STEP.
Our Nexsteps™ process connects survey, design, quotation and installation. Clear planning helps you understand the scope and prepare your operation for the works.
Understand
your operation.
We discuss your requirements, visit the premises and gather the information needed to assess the opportunity.
A practical layout.
A clear scope.
We develop the design and itemised quotation around your stock, loads, access, building and budget.
One programme.
Coordinated delivery.
We manage the agreed installation, planning deliveries, working areas and site safety around your business.
Ready to
put to work.
We review the finished installation with you and provide the relevant operating and completion information.
Real projects / TennantMORE STORAGE.
MORE STORAGE.
IN THE SAME
WORKING BUILDING.
Tennant needed additional capacity without relocating its operation. Nexus installed a storage mezzanine above an existing workshop and extended another floor, incorporating shelving and the supporting fit-out.
The project brought the structure, storage, lighting and access together to create a more organised space for parts and consumables.
Explore the Tennant project ↗Why consider a storage or production mezzanine?BUILD UP.
BUILD UP.
MOVE YOUR BUSINESS FORWARD.
A mezzanine is an opportunity to make more of the building you have. Its value comes from a layout that genuinely supports your operation.
Before you build upWAREHOUSE
WAREHOUSE
MEZZANINE FLOOR
QUESTIONS.
Can a warehouse mezzanine create more storage without moving?
It can be an option where the building has suitable height, floor capacity, access and layout. A site survey helps establish how much additional usable space is practical and how it would work with your operation.
Can shelving and pallet storage be included?
Yes. Shelving, palletised storage and bulky goods can be considered in the design, subject to the appropriate loads, layout and goods-handling arrangements. We establish the requirements for your products and intended use rather than assuming a standard load suits every project.
What about picking, packing or production space?
A warehouse mezzanine can be designed for these activities where suitable. Equipment loads, working areas, lighting, power and product movement need to be included in the brief so the floor and services are designed together.
Can the warehouse keep operating during installation?
We discuss working hours, deliveries, site access and the areas needed for installation during planning. The programme is developed around the building and scope, including any temporary restrictions or disruption that need to be managed.
Do you supply the floor alone or manage the whole project?
Both options are available. We can quote for the structure or coordinate the wider fit-out, including relevant stairs, guarding, goods handling, shelving, services, rooms and staff facilities within the agreed scope.
What affects warehouse mezzanine floor cost and timescale?
Size, loading, column layout, the existing slab, access, fire requirements and additional fit-out all influence the project. A survey and clear brief help us prepare a quotation and programme specific to your requirements.
Where do you work?
Based in Ossett, West Yorkshire, Nexus works with businesses across Yorkshire, the North of England and beyond. Tell us where your premises are and the space you need.
More capacity starts with a clear briefLET’S FIND THE SPACE
Talk about your warehouse ↗LET’S FIND THE SPACE
FOR YOUR NEXT STEP.
Tell us what you store, how you work and where your building is holding you back. We’ll help you explore a warehouse mezzanine floor designed around your operation.
