Mezzanines take advantage of vertical space. A mezzanines is a raised platform that will be on top of your work area. Our design team will design a mezzanine that will fit your workspace.

Other mezzanine companies make you deal with installation, but PWI doesn’t. We have an experienced on-site crew that will handle the entire installation process if you don't want to mess with it. Our mezzanine packages are easy to put together, if you choose to handle the install.

Mezzanines are an affordable alternative to new construction. You can avoid the hassle of building permits, general contractors, and months of waiting.

PWI crews will work around the clock to get your mezzanine installed. Oftentimes, PWI can install a smaller mezzanine in one weekend.

You can customize the shape, size, height, and weight capacity of your mezzanine so it fits your existing building and requirements.

You can also choose flooring type and guardrail type for your mezzanine package.

While adding a stair is optional it is typically included. Many industrial customers choose to add a VRC Material Lift to transport material from the ground floor up to the mezzanine floor. These are also called freight elevators or vertical reciprocating conveyors. They are a reliable and affordable alternative to a forklift.

The main benefits of a mezzanine are:

• Increases space by utilizing vertical/overhead space without the need for new construction
• More cost efficient than new construction. To see a breakdown of costs comparing mezzanines to new construction, click here.
• Installing a mezzanine takes only a few weeks, whereas new construction takes several months.

Mezzanine height is often determined by the space available in the existing building, while keeping in mind any required clearances above and below the structure to meet the desired applications.

Mezzanines can be as big as they need to be to meet your requirements.

It is good practice to talk with the local authorities on permitting your project and code compliance. Some equipment platforms or self supporting mezzanines that are not considered a part of the building structure do not need to be permitted.

Yes, many mezzanines are designed for office space or storage rooms which need to be enclosed.

Flooring is often determined by the application and loading that will be present. Keep in mind what psf or point loads may be present for your application. We use B decking as the subfloor and plywood, ResinDek, or concrete for the finished floor.

A mezzanine package provides a second level for equipment, storage, office space, etc. It often includes structural steel, flooring, guardrail, access gates, and stairways.