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Frame-Based Mezzanine
Self-supported mezzanine structures designed for flexible layouts. Adds usable floor space without structural building changes.
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Frame-Based Mezzanine
Craftsman’s Frame-Based Mezzanine serves the primary objective of optimizing floor space with an elevated platform. Rack-supported mezzanine levels improve the effectiveness of storage space provision in warehouses, distribution centers, offices, and a variety of sectors.
Summary
Craftsman Storage Frame-based Mezzanine is also known as the 'rack-supported mezzanine'. These are elevated platforms where vertical support comes directly and enhances the modularity and expansion. They are highly versatile, so future expansion is operated easier.


What are the Benefits of Frame-Based Mezzanine?
Multi-purpose storing can be enabled by adding shelving racks to the mezzanine floor. Goods Lift (VRC) or Loading gate provisions can be incorporated for the movement of goods. A mezzanine floor is completely independent of the building and is supported by uprights used for racking. Frame-Based Mezzanine floors, also known as “Rack supported Mezzanine floors,” serve the dual purpose of shelving and providing floor space on top. Our modular design allows for future expansion through the simple addition of beams and columns, with no on-site welding. Our system can be configured and tailored to fit the warehouse layout. This economical solution is best suited for storing lighter floor loads up to 500kg/sq m and medium spans up to 3 meters. Loading and unloading zones, staircases, and openings can all be placed in handy and essential locations.
Modular configuration allows for future expansion
Quick and easy to install
Versatile
Cost efficient and can be integrated with the shelving system
Advantages of using Frame-Based Mezzanine
- 01Craftsman offers a wide range of pre-designed stairs based on the height of existing decks
- 02Modular configuration allows for future expansion without extensive re-engineering as it can be dismantled and reassembled
- 03The most cost-effective and efficient means of significantly increasing your floor space and storage capacity
- 04Craftsman mezzanines are quick and easy to install
- 05Cost-efficient method
- 06Fully demountable, and can be relocated at a later date
- 07Increased potential storage space. They can be integrated with the shelving system
- 08Seamless integration within an existing environment
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Frequently Asked Questions
A Frame-Based mezzanine creates an extra floor in the configuration of the warehouse. It allows growth potential without interfering with the building structure itself.
Yes, it is engineered to handle specified load capacities. The structure is designed based on specific operational requirements.
It can be used for storage, packing, assembly, or office spaces. It is customizable to match the workflow requirements.
The installation will be planned to minimize disruption. Most operations of the day can still be achieved during the execution.
Yes, the modular design allows easy expansion or modification. This makes it entirely suitable for a growing business.
Yes, it allows vertical expansion at a much lower cost. The business avoids relocation and construction expenses.
Yes, they can work with conveyors, lifts, and other systems. This supports the smooth movement of goods from one level to another.
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