Horreum Mezzanine — 120 m2
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QORVANIX Mezzanines — the free floor above the floor
Buildings rent height for free; the Horreum collects it — services routed in the structure, sprinklers and lighting coordinated on drawings, designed for erection by an experienced installer.
A mezzanine is the cheapest floor you will ever buy — if it is engineered like a real one. Ours are: columns and primary beams calculated to Eurocodes, decking chosen for the load and the trade, stairs and edge protection to standard, and the full documentation pack for building control.
Design & Craft
- Columns and beams engineered to your loads and slab
- Plan sprinkler and lighting coordination before ordering
- Stairs, gates and edge protection to standard included
- Statutory 24-month warranty; spares available
- Flat-packed delivery; assembly by your installer
- Services routed in the structure, not taped to it
Specifications
| Area | ≈ 120 m² |
| Load | 350–500 kg/m², plaqued |
| Deck | Board / steel / grating |
| Access | Stairs + pallet gate included |
| Engineering | Eurocode pack, building control |
| Weight | ≈ 7893 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
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.
Do you handle permits and building control?
Permits and building control are the customer's responsibility. The manufacturer's documentation — calculations, drawings, certificates — is supplied with the goods to support your process.
The QORVANIX Promise
Goods ship flat-packed or palletised with the manufacturer's instructions, anchor specifications and load notices — the paperwork your insurer and auditor will ask for stays with the goods.