If you’re looking for an affordable way to increase your available floor space, a brand new mezzanine floor makes a great, stylish and highly professional upgrade to your premises.
An mezzanine floor is an intermediate level of flooring, which is built to suspend on an intermediate level in between two existing floors (or the floor and ceiling of a large room). Rather than the addition of a whole new level in the room, this type of floor does not extend across the entirety of the floor space. Instead, it only sits above a specific area of space. What’s more, mezzanine floors effectively utilize space that would otherwise go completely unused.
This means that mezzanine floors act as a fantastic, affordable option for industrial businesses to access more space for their operations. These custom-made floors are suspended in a way that allows them to stand freely, without being tied to existing structures. Adding a mezzanine floor to your property will give you more space, both above and below the structure. These types of floor are usually made up of steel, which gives them a high maximum loading requirement. They provide a quick to assemble, semi-permanent renovation option for property owners.
However, if you’re currently considering investing in installing a mezzanine floor into your property, you may well be asking, ‘do you need planning permission for a mezzanine floor?’. To answer your query, typically speaking, you will not need to receive permission from your local authority to build a new mezzanine floor in your premises.
The only instances in which you may be required to receive this planning permission is if:
At The DL Company, we can tailor-make mezzanine floors of a superb quality, that meet your exact specifications. By enlisting our services, you can be certain that your new mezzanine floor will meet all health and safety standards, while still achieving a stylish, highly finished result.