Palletized goods are delivered to the mezzanine entrance by forklift/lift platform; manual transport is done using hydraulic carts/handcarts to each storage location; the bottom layer is for high-frequency turnover, and the upper layer is for low-frequency storage/fractional sorting; outbound picking is done according to orders, and goods are retrieved via stairs/lifting equipment to the ground for verification and packaging.
Standard load capacity ranges from 500 to 1000 kg/㎡, while heavy-duty custom structures can handle between 1.5 to 3 tons/㎡ depending on operational demands.
Steel Platform Racking uses an independent heavy-duty steel structure for support, making it more stable for heavy industrial goods. Mezzanine Racking uses shelving units as support, making it ideal for smaller goods and manual picking.
Typically, 1 to 3 levels are constructed. Each floor height is usually 2.2–3 meters, and total structure height generally does not exceed 8–10 meters.
Yes, because it relies on bolted and welded steel modular connections, it can be easily disassembled, reassembled, relocated, or expanded in the future.
Yes, the cost is far lower than civil concrete construction, installation is significantly faster, and it provides much higher layout flexibility.