Mezzanine removal needs a planned sequence, the right access equipment and care with the slab and building services. We handle the dismantling, removal and making good as one package.
In short: Mezzanine removal is the dismantling and removal of raised steel floors, stairs, handrails and associated fittings from a warehouse or industrial unit.
- Who it's for
- Warehouse tenants · Landlords · Operators reconfiguring space · Businesses buying or selling used mezzanines
- Property types
- Warehouses · Industrial units · Distribution centres · Factories
- What we handle
- Steel mezzanine floors · Staircases and handrails · Pallet gates · Decking and columns · Partitioned mezzanine offices
- Typical reasons
- Lease exit · Reconfiguring floor space · Relocating a mezzanine · Recovering value by resale
What is included
- Structural steelwork, columns and base plates
- Chipboard or steel decking
- Staircases, handrails and pallet gates
- Partitions, ceilings, lighting and services on or under the mezzanine
- Floor fixings removed and holes made good
Selling a mezzanine
Modern mezzanines of standard spans can have a resale market. Send the layout drawing, dimensions and photos, and we will say whether resale is realistic before quoting for removal.
Frequently asked questions
Can a mezzanine be reused?
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Sometimes. It depends on age, span, load rating and condition. We assess this from drawings and photos.
Do you remove the racking under the mezzanine too?
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Yes. We usually remove racking, mezzanine and fit-out together as one programme.
Will removal damage the floor?
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We protect the slab during dismantling and remove fixings so the floor can be made good.
Related
Also available locally in Birmingham, Manchester, London. We work UK-wide.