Mezzanine flooring doesn’t have to be a single tier. Where headroom allows, you can add both two tier mezzanine flooring and three tier mezzanine flooring to utilise space and increase the floor space available to your business, be it to increase office space, production space or welfare room just to name a few.
Both types of flooring offer their own unique benefits to businesses, and at the end of the day your choice will likely depend on your current needs and requirements. Saying that our handy little guide is here to help you make your decision a little easier.
Two tier mezzanine flooring advantages
- More affordable: due to their setup on average being smaller and easier to install, two tier flooring can be more affordable and thus more appropriate for smaller budgets.
- Good for small spaces; Where space permits, two tier flooring can be a better option than three tier flooring that may create logistic problems or possibly even constraint the space available. Two tier mezzanine flooring being on average smaller (especially in height) can fit smaller warehouses where space is not as readily available.
Three tier mezzanine flooring advantages
- More space, less clutter; reduce clutter in your warehouse by storing items and personnel on multiple stories. Less clutter reduces the chances of injury, makes it easier to find things and encourages a clean and effective property.
- Better productivity; three tier mezzanine floors for offices and warehouse can encourage greater productivity through happier and more comfortable employees through the application of welfare spaces & canteens, while again making products and materials easier to find and work with.
Whether you are going for two tier mezzanine flooring or three tier, when choosing your flooring solutions, Total Mezzanine Floors offers a complete solution that combines quality and affordability to create a level of value not seen elsewhere!
Based from our regional hub in the heart of beautiful Shropshire we offer mezzanine flooring solutions Telford, Shrewsbury, Stoke, Crewe, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham and the Midlands.
