Warehouse Mezzanine Systems
StorX Solutions offers mezzanine systems that add capacity, without costly expansion.
StorX Solutions offers mezzanine systems that add capacity, without costly expansion.
StorX designs warehouse mezzanine systems that unlock unused vertical space and expand capacity within your existing facility. Each system is engineered around real operational loads, traffic patterns, and safety requirements so it functions as a dependable working platform. The result is usable space for offices, picking, equipment, or storage without long construction timelines, excessive downtime, or rigid layouts that limit future growth.
StorX warehouse mezzanines are engineered to support specific equipment weights and day to day activity while maintaining code compliance and long term performance. Designed to integrate seamlessly into active facilities, these steel mezzanine systems support multiple operational uses and allow teams to work efficiently across levels without congestion.
A warehouse mezzanine is an elevated platform built inside an existing building that adds a second level of usable space above the floor. By using the open vertical space overhead, a mezzanine in a warehouse creates room for storage, picking, equipment, or offices without expanding the building footprint. A warehouse mezzanine system can stand freely or build onto existing racking or shelving, and it is engineered around the loads, traffic, and safety codes of your operation.
Rack-supported mezzanines use your pallet racking as the structural support for the mezzanine level, adding storage or walkways above and between the racks. Also called catwalk systems, they maximize storage density and allow picking and loading across multiple levels at once. StorX designs rack-supported mezzanines, also known as pallet rack mezzanines, that integrate directly with new or existing racking.
Freestanding mezzanines, also called structural steel mezzanines, stand on their own columns independent of racking or shelving. They allow open, flexible use of both the floor below and the platform above, and can be expanded or relocated as your operation changes.
Shelving-supported mezzanines use industrial shelving as the base structure, an economical way to add a storage level for smaller, hand-loaded items
Work platforms and catwalks create elevated space for equipment, conveyors, offices, and access between levels. StorX engineers multi-level work platforms and mezzanine floors around your equipment loads, traffic patterns, and code requirements.
These include:
‣ Equipment Platforms
‣ Conveyor Support Platforms
‣ Pick Module Mezzanine Levels
‣ Overhead Office Mezzanines
‣ Stair Towers and Handrails
‣ Safety Gates for Pallet In and Out
‣ Decking Options Including Bar Grating, Diamond Plate, ResinDek, and Plywood
StorX delivers warehouse mezzanine systems with a turnkey approach that reduces risk and expedites execution. From initial planning through installation, you work with one partner who’s fully accountable for performance.
StorX supports industries that need more usable space inside an existing building, including:
Yes. StorX designs industrial mezzanine systems specifically for existing buildings, allowing you to add capacity without expanding your footprint.
Yes. StorX delivers warehouse mezzanine systems through a turnkey approach that includes mezzanine design and installation.
Facilities facing space constraints or rapid growth benefit most. StorX designs warehouse mezzanine platforms for operations that need to increase usable space within an existing building without expanding the footprint.
The main types are freestanding or structural mezzanines, rack-supported mezzanines, and shelving-supported mezzanines. StorX designs and installs all three, plus work platforms and catwalks, based on your space, loads, and workflow.