What is Mezzanine Racking?

Mezzanine racking utilizes the upper space of a warehouse to construct an intermediate mezzanine level. It typically uses medium or heavy-duty shelving as the main support, with floor panels installed. It is commonly used in retail stores, production workshops, and the electronics industry.

Features of Mezzanine Racking

High Load Capacity: The main structure and floor panels of mezzanine racking are optimized for high and evenly distributed load capacity. Floor panels are often made of cold-rolled steel and patterned steel.

Easy Installation: No complex building materials or construction processes are required, and it does not damage existing facilities.

High Operational Efficiency: Goods are vertically transported to each level via forklifts, conveyor belts, and elevators.

Highly Customizable Storage Solutions: Mezzanine floors are highly customizable, allowing for the selection of different floor materials. Most design and load requirements can be met through customized mezzanine floor designs.

Common Types of Mezzanine Racking

Mezzanine Platform Racking

Uses racking as the main load-bearing structure, typically designed with 2-3 layers. The distance between floors is generally 2.2-2.7 meters, and the top floor height is 2.3 meters.

Cantilever Mezzanine Racking

The floor is supported by cantilever frames, suitable for storing long, narrow, or oddly shaped goods such as steel and sheet metal.

Mezzanine racking makes full use of warehouse space to increase storage area. By constructing multi-level platforms within existing space, it facilitates manual storage and goods management, effectively controlling warehouse management costs for businesses.