QORVANIX

Kremen Crossover Platform

44.000,00 Kč

Tax included where applicable. Delivery, anchoring and commissioning arranged by the site office.

Calculated to ENStatic calculation and load plaques in the pack.
Anchored by our crewSurveyed, levelled, torqued — and plaqued.
Inspected for lifeEN 15635 inspections; parts stocked fifteen years.

QORVANIX Mezzanines — the free floor above the floor

Crossovers end the long way round; the Kremen clears conveyors and pipework to standard, lands on stretcher-sized platforms, and turns a daily detour into eleven honest steps.

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

  • Installed by our crews in days, around your operation
  • Work platforms sized to task height, not ladder optimism
  • Grating drains and grips; kick plates by the book
  • Load plaques posted; yearly walk-through bookable
  • Columns and beams engineered to your loads and slab

Specifications

Format Crossover, dual stairs
Deck Grating, grip + drain
Edge Kick plates + handrails standard
Extras Tool trays, rail options
Weight ≈ 968 kg
Papers Certificates included

Care

Sweep grating so drainage stays honest, replace worn nosings promptly, and log point loads that were not in the design brief before they happen, not after. The yearly structural walk-through is bookable with one email.

Questions, Answered

Can it move if we relocate?
Yes — bolted systems dismantle and re-certify at the new site; our engineers re-calculate for the new slab and use.

What loads can the floor take?
Designed to your brief and plaqued accordingly — typical light storage runs 350–500 kg/m²; heavier is a design choice, not a hope.

The QORVANIX Promise

Every QORVANIX system ships with its static calculation and load plaques — engineered to EN 15512, documented per bay, signed by our structural engineers in Prague.