Mezzanine Floor Washington

Mezzanine Floor Washington

Are you searching for a mezzanine floor Washington or the surrounding area?

It’s a common issue that as businesses grow, they run out of useable space, whether this is office, warehouse or factory floor. When this happens, there are few choices available; either move premises or expand the existing area.

Sometimes, a relocation of premises is not a viable option, particularly if you have a prime location for customer foot-fall, or maybe there is just no suitable premises available.

The issue with relocation are the costs involved. This is not limited to the cost of moving all equipment to the new location, or the increased rents etc., but also lost productivity during the move.

This is why choosing a mezzanine can prove to be such a favourable option.

A well planned mezzanine floor can potentially double your existing area. 

It also costs significantly less than a relocation, has minimal impact on productivity and even particularly large warehouse or factory mezzanines can be installed in just a couple weeks.

The RAIDX Mezzanine Floor Washington team have over 30 years of experience of installing mezzanines, completing projects on time and within budget.

They will also ensure that the final design maximises space and useability, future proofing your space for continued expansion.

Our online cost calculator below can provide you with an estimated cost for the supply and installation of a new, turnkey mezzanine floor solution. If you prefer, your are welcome to contact our Mezzanine Floor Washington team today for a chat or to arrange a no-obligation site survey.

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This is for estimation or budget purposes and does not constitute a formal quotation.

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To include underfloor lighting based on current regulations
Select your load requirement. This will be confirmed during a survey.
As a guideline, if staff/customers are likely to be frequenting the mezzanine, it MUST be fire rated by law
Height of mezzanine from ground
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at least 1200mm wide with closed treads and a mid-landing if the height dictates more than 12 risers. (These are normally for offices, production or retail floors)
You only need to select ‘Public Access’ if members of the general public are using the mezzanine, NOT your employees or colleagues.
If members of the public are using your floor, you will need to use the more protected, public access stairways to be legal
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How many linear metres of handrail required for the mezzanine
You only need to select ‘Public Access’ handrail if members of the general public are using the mezzanine, NOT your employees or colleagues.
If members of the public are using your floor, you will need to use the more protected, public access handrails to be legal
Building control is required by law. Click ON if you require us to provide Building Control
Testing of floor slab is required as part of the Building Control requirements, click ‘ON’ if you wish us to arrange this
A fork lift will be required to unload the mezzanine. You may use/hire your own, or we can hire one on your behalf.
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We offer a waste disposal option calculated at a ‘per 100 sq./m’ rate

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      floor loading

      There’s are four loading categories specified by British Standards: Office use between 2.5 & 3.5 kilo-newtons/sq.mtr., light industrial use 4.8 kilo-newtons/sq.mtr., medium industrial use 7.5 kilo-newtons/sq.mtr., heavy industrial use 9.6 kilo-newtons/sq.mtr.

      staircases

      There are two types of staircases for mezzanine floors; Part M with closed treads usually for offices or retail floors or Utility, usually used for storage floors.

      fire rating

      Depending upon usage of the mezzanine floor, or if staff or customers are likely to be under the mezzanine, then you MUST have fire rated floors.

      emergency lighting

      Depending upon usage of the mezzanine floor, or if staff or customers are likely to using the mezzanine, then you will need emergency lighting, fire & smoke detection, exit points etc.

      building regulations

      Whilst planning permission is not normally required, it’s the law that ALL Mezzanine floors get Building Regulation approval and an application needs to be submitted to the local council.

      planning permission

      Some mezzanine floors will require planning permission to be submitted to the local council. We can organise this on your behalf if required.

      design

      You don't just 'stick up' a mezzanine floor - design of the mezzanine floor space is vital to ensure safety & compliance and that the mezzanine floor will fulfill your requirements!

      partitioning

      You need to ensure your mezzanine floor is safe and secure, or you may be making it office space, so some form of partitioning or balustrades may be required.

      sub-floor slab rating

      A prerequisite of Building Control regulations is the floor structure that your mezzanine floor is being constructed on. You’ll need original plans for the building or a Structural Engineer to acquire this information for you. We usually handle this aspect on our projects.
      Mezzanine Floor Washington

      Mezzanine Floor Washington

      Mezzanine Floors Washington