Beryl Pick Module
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QORVANIX Mezzanines — the free floor above the floor
The Beryl makes the racking carry the floor: storage below, walk-on levels above, one steel doing two jobs, and fire coordination drawn in from the first sketch rather than argued in at the last.
Platforms and walkways are built for the two audiences that matter: the people on them and the inspectors under them. Grating that drains and grips, kick plates and handrails to standard, and connections designed for inspection — nothing hidden, nothing hoped.
Design & Craft
- Rack-supported floors: storage below, floor above
- Pick modules integrate flow lanes at each level
- Fire and sprinkler coordination drawn in from day one
- Stairs, gates and edge protection to standard included
- Load notices supplied; schedule yearly inspections
- Columns are the racking — steel does double duty
Specifications
| Format | Multi-level pick module |
| Logic | Flow lanes per level |
| Access | Stairs + gates to standard |
| Engineering | Eurocode + EN 15512 pack |
| Fire | Sprinkler coordination drawn |
| Weight | ≈ 11911 kg |
| Assembly | Self-assembly; installation not included |
Care
Keep the load plaques posted and respected, edge gates closed, and stair nosings intact. Inspect bolted connections at year one, then per the documentation pack. Alterations only with engineering sign-off — floors are systems, not shelving.
Questions, Answered
How disruptive is installation?
Boltless systems assemble with a mallet and a level; bolted systems take longer. Assembly and anchoring are the customer's responsibility — plan lifts around your operation.
What loads can the floor take?
Typical light storage platforms are rated 350–500 kg/m², stated per model — check your slab and building requirements with your engineer before ordering.
The QORVANIX Promise
The statutory 24-month warranty under Czech law applies. Racking in use should be inspected regularly by a competent person in line with EN 15635.