Mezzanine Systems

Free Standing Mezzanine

A freestanding mezzanine creates additional usable floor space by taking advantage of the vertical space already available in your facility. Supported independently from the building structure, these systems can be designed around your existing layout and used for storage, production areas, equipment, offices, or other operational needs.

Free standing steel mezzanine adding a second level of usable space in a warehouse
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Maximize Existing Space

Add usable square footage without expanding your building's footprint.

02

Flexible Design

Configure the mezzanine around existing equipment, workflows and facility requirements.

03

Independent Structure

Freestanding construction does not rely on existing walls or building columns for primary support.

04

Improve Facility Organization

Move appropriate operations or storage vertically to free valuable floor space below.

05

Built for Your Application

Load capacity, dimensions, stairs, railings, decking and access points are selected around your project's requirements.

06

Room to Adapt

A properly planned mezzanine can accommodate changing storage and operational needs as your facility evolves.

Free standing mezzanine supported by its own columns, independent of the building structure

Plan Your Mezzanine

Build Up Instead of Out

Free standing mezzanines have support columns positioned under the floor structure in locations that minimize interference with your operations. That gives you the greatest flexibility in how you arrange workflow and storage both under and on the mezzanine.

Clear heights, floor surfaces such as ResinDek, plywood, bar grating or steel plate, and access by stairs, ladders or lifts are all designed around your headroom, load and traffic requirements.

Share your available space, intended use and load requirements with Cranston to discuss a free standing mezzanine for your facility, or explore our full range of mezzanine systems.