We partner with manufacturers who can help us provide a solution to warehouse automation space issues. Mezzanine systems offer an alternative for those facilities that have limited floor space by providing greater storage capabilities in a taller structure. We will analyze how a system like this will best suit your needs. We look at the costs associated with installing mezzanine systems compared to building additional warehouse space. Above all, we ensure that productivity, safety and cost savings are fully maximized.

One of the most popular mezzanine systems is a high-density shelving mezzanine which can double the size of product shelving in the same area, using the space already utilized. 54 Intralogistics can use this system to design efficiency through storing fast-moving products on the bottom of the shelving while storing slower-moving items higher up on the shelving. Using steel shelving to store medium-sized products or parts provides quick visibility for sorting. Custom-built components can be added to the mezzanine system for better access and safety.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is a regulatory agency of the United States Department of Labor. OSHA sets and enforces protective workplace safety and health standards and also provides information, training and assistance to employers and workers. We work with manufacturers, suppliers and customers to ensure all requirements are met and that you have all the information and training you need to be compliant with OSHA standards.

Full mat mezzanine storage systems provide the features of both freestanding and catwalk mezzanine storage systems. Using dual storage levels doubles the capacity of a warehouse. The modular components of mezzanines provide a means to add parts or reconfigure and can be customized to meet your specifications. It is easy to quickly move the systems within the warehouse.

Catwalk mezzanines have walkways that are suspended from the first level of shelving. Catwalk mezzanines are less expensive to construct compared to alternative mezzanine solutions. Free-standing mezzanines are supported by structural columns that are bolted to the floor, taking up minimal space. Free-standing mezzanines are designed to maximize space both under and on top of the mezzanine. Being extremely durable, they can be used for a wide variety of applications in a warehouse. Free-standing mezzanines offer great flexibility in setup and can be quickly restructured.