Warehouse Mezzanines, Catwalks & Storage Platforms

Warehouse mezzanine pricing varies based on size, load capacity, floor surface type, column configuration, and engineering requirements. Custom features such as seismic engineering, permit coordination, and professional engineer-stamped drawings also affect cost. Contact Storage Products Company for a detailed project quote with CAD layout and structural engineering included.

The main types include free-standing mezzanines, rack-supported mezzanines (where pallet rack columns also support the deck), and shelving-supported mezzanines. Free-standing designs offer the greatest flexibility, supporting up to 35-foot column spans with no cross bracing. Each type can be configured for single or multi-level applications depending on facility requirements.

Mezzanine floor surfaces include bar grating, resin decking, B-deck with concrete topping, and solid steel decking. The right choice depends on your application — bar grating suits catwalks and light-traffic areas, while B-deck with concrete provides a solid surface for packing stations, bulk storage, or heavy equipment.

Yes, most mezzanine installations require local building permits. Storage Products Company provides project management that includes permit coordination support, along with professional engineer-stamped drawings and calculations to satisfy local building authority requirements. Custom seismic engineering is also available for high-seismic-risk regions such as California and the Pacific Northwest.

Free-standing mezzanines can be designed with column spacing up to 35 feet with no cross bracing required. This allows for full, unobstructed floor space utilization beneath the platform — ideal for forklift operation, conveyor systems, bulk storage, or maintaining open work areas underneath the mezzanine deck.

Yes. Free-standing mezzanines are custom designed to accommodate existing building columns, exterior doors, modular offices, sprinkler systems, and equipment obstructions through custom column-grid configurations. This flexibility ensures the mezzanine integrates seamlessly into your current facility layout without requiring major structural modifications or workflow disruptions.