Mezzanine Floors
Mezzanine Floors
Mezzanine Floors | Add Warehouse Space Without Moving
Increase usable floor space within your existing building with a custom-engineered steel mezzanine system.
Running out of warehouse space? A mezzanine floor creates an additional usable level for storage, picking stations, offices or production areas, subject to the building and approval requirements. The area gained depends on your available height, layout and access needs.
The ground floor can remain available for operational activities while the upper level provides additional capacity. Storeplan plans the system around your intended use, load requirements and handling needs.
We design and install mezzanine systems across Australia with engineering certification and turnkey project management. Costs and timing are confirmed for your project, including design, approvals, manufacture and on-site installation.
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Pallet Rack Mezzanine
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Pallet Racking Supported Mezzanine
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Structural Mezzanine Floor
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Industrial Safety
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Longspan Supported Mezzanine
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R3000 Shelving Supported Mezzanine
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Accessories for Raised Storage Platforms
Choose the Right Mezzanine Floor for Your Operation
Different warehouse operations need different mezzanine solutions. Load requirements, span distances, and how you’ll use the space determine which system delivers the best value.
Structural Mezzanine Floors Heavy-duty free-standing steel structures supporting 5-10kPa loads with spans up to 15 meters. Fully relocatable and engineer-certified. Best for manufacturing facilities and heavy equipment storage.
Pallet Racking Supported Mezzanines Combines high-density pallet storage below with workspace above, supporting 2.5-5kPa loads. The most cost-effective dual-purpose solution for distribution centers and e-commerce operations.
Shelving Supported Mezzanines Creates 2-3 levels of accessible storage for small parts and lighter loads (2.5-4kPa per level). Ideal for automotive parts, electrical components, and pick-pack operations.
Finding Your Best Fit
Structural mezzanines offer maximum capacity but cost more. Pallet racking systems excel for combined storage and workspace. Shelving systems provide the most economical option for lighter applications. Not sure which suits your operation? Call 1300 551 281 to discuss your requirements.
The Real Cost of Your Space Problem
Compare a mezzanine floor with relocation using the full cost of each option. Relocation costs can include lease changes, moving expenses, operational downtime and a new fitout. Mezzanine costs depend on floor area, structural design, load requirements, decking, access and installation conditions.
A project-specific quote provides a more useful comparison than a general price per square metre. Confirm whether design, engineering, approvals, stairs, handrails, gates, delivery and installation are included. Any savings and payback period depend on your site, lease and operational requirements.
Understanding Permits and Approvals
Approval requirements depend on the location, building, proposed floor area and intended use. Confirm the required planning and building approvals with the relevant authority or building certifier before work begins.
Engineering, approval fees and processing times vary by project. These should be identified during planning, alongside structural documentation and any fire safety or access requirements.
Storeplan manages the permit process as part of our turnkey service, from initial structural design through to final compliance certification after installation.
Why Businesses Choose Mezzanine Floors Over Alternatives
A mezzanine floor can add usable space within your existing building and provide an alternative to relocation or an extension. The additional area depends on the building height, layout, access requirements and intended use.
Project lead time includes design, approvals, manufacture and on-site installation. These are separate stages, and their duration depends on the scope and site conditions. Storeplan can confirm the proposed programme and discuss how installation will be coordinated around your operations.
The ground floor can support receiving, dispatch or production while the mezzanine accommodates storage, picking or other approved uses. Separating activities can improve access and reduce congestion, depending on the layout.
Future extensions, relocation or changes in loading must be assessed against the system design and site requirements. Discuss expected growth during planning so it can be considered in the proposed layout.
Why Choose Storeplan for Your Warehouse Mezzanine Floor?
Storeplan is renowned for its high-quality, customised warehouse solutions nation-wide. Here’s why:
- A full range: Our variety of mezzanine flooring options ensures that each business can find the right product that suits their specific needs. Whether you need a simple pallet rack mezzanine or a complex, multi-storey structure, we have you covered.
- Custom-made solutions: Each warehouse is unique and has different needs. We tailor our solutions to fit seamlessly into your warehouse setup, optimising the use of available space and enhancing productivity.
- Safety-compliant products: At Storeplan, we place utmost importance on safety. All our products are therefore fully compliant with Australian safety standards.
- Personalised customer service: We hold true to our core values of being approachable, personal and supportive, always going above and beyond to ensure customer satisfaction.
- Complete service package: Besides providing high-quality products, we also offer full service, from consultation and product recommendation to installation and after-service support.
To experience the transformative potential of a warehouse mezzanine floor, give us a call today at 1300 551 281.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Mezzanine Floors
A mezzanine floor is a raised steel platform installed within your existing warehouse, creating an additional usable level. The floor area gained depends on the building height, layout, access requirements and intended use. Common uses include storage, picking areas, offices and production zones, subject to design and approvals.
The cost of a mezzanine floor depends on its area, system type, design load, decking and site conditions. Stairs, handrails, gates, engineering, approvals and installation also affect the total. Request a tailored quote with clear inclusions so you can compare options on the same basis.
The design load depends on the system and intended use. The options described on this page include structural mezzanines at 5–10 kPa, pallet racking-supported systems at 2.5–5 kPa and shelving-supported systems at 2.5–4 kPa per level. These are indicative system ranges, not a load rating for an individual installation. The engineer must confirm the design loads and assess concentrated loads from equipment or storage separately.
Approval requirements depend on your location, building and intended use. Confirm the necessary planning and building approvals with the relevant authority or building certifier before construction. Engineering, fire safety and access requirements should be assessed as part of the project.