Use & loading brief
Define occupancy, storage use, equipment and any concentrated loads before selecting a floor system.
ENGINEERING SOLUTIONS
Mezzanine Floors
Create an additional level with a clear understanding of use, loading and access.
Mezzanine, foundations & cladding
Preliminary concept sheet illustrating a mezzanine floor, steel supports, foundation details and sheeting.
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PROJECT FOCUS
Mezzanine floors.
Planned properly.
A mezzanine is a space-planning decision as much as a structural one. The intended activity, floor loading, clear height and circulation all shape the right configuration.
SCOPE & COORDINATION
What we
plan together.
Floor-system options
Compare suitable steel framing and deck or plate-floor concepts for the project.
Access & circulation
Coordinate stair access, openings, barriers and movement between levels.
Building integration
Consider column positions, foundations and the interface with the surrounding structure.
More usable space starts with the right questions.
Additional floor area must be considered alongside loading, clear headroom, stair access and column positions. Discuss the intended activity before choosing a floor arrangement.
Discuss your project scope ↗IN FOCUS
Related project visuals.
Mezzanine concept
PEB shed with mezzanine · GA study
Mezzanine concept
Mezzanine, foundations & cladding
Site photographs, concept drawings and supporting process illustrations are labelled individually. Concepts illustrate proposed options; final project details depend on the agreed design.
START WITH THE RIGHT INFORMATION
A clear brief.
A better starting point.
Share the following information so we can discuss a scope suited to your project.
- Proposed floor use and loading
- Usable area and clear heights
- Stair and opening locations
- Existing-building drawings, if available
LET’S BUILD TOGETHER