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Warehouse Mezzanines | Heavy Duty Mezzanine

Heavy Duty Warehouse Mezzanine floors are recommended raised floor solutions for scenarios that require superior load carrying capacity.

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Heighton Mezzanines provide robust and reliable Heavy Duty Mezzanine storage solutions that meet local and international standards.

Features:

Structural F11 plywood floor with high point loads
Screw piles are fitted when and where required
Comes in a unique, modular design
Can be integrated with equipment and other existing storage systems
Can be customised to suit client's requirements.

Benefits:

World class design
Created to support substantial weight loads that can go up to between 500 to 1000 kilograms per square metre.

Applications:

Ideal for a wide range of industrial storage applications.

To contact Heighton Mezzanines Sydney about Warehouse Mezzanines | Heavy Duty Mezzanine use Get a quote.

Heighton Mezzanines provide robust and reliable Heavy Duty Mezzanine storage solutions that meet local and international standards.

Features:

Structural F11 plywood floor with high point loads
Screw piles are fitted when and where required
Comes in a unique, modular design
Can be integrated with equipment and other existing storage systems
Can be customised to suit client's requirements.

Benefits:

World class design
Created to support substantial weight loads that can go up to between 500 to 1000 kilograms per square metre.

Applications:

Ideal for a wide range of industrial storage applications.

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To contact Heighton Mezzanines Sydney about Warehouse Mezzanines | Heavy Duty Mezzanine use Get a quote.

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The Heavy Duty Mezzanine is a raised floor system designed for storing goods on an elevated platform. Its load capacity can reach between 500 and 1,000 kilograms per square metre, supporting substantial weight loads across the floor. Industrial storage applications suit it because it integrates with equipment and existing storage systems already present at the site.