Mezzanine floors in Suffolk
Mezzanine Floors UK works throughout Suffolk, with regular mezzanine enquiries from Ipswich, Bury St Edmunds, Lowestoft and Felixstowe. Our base in Great Barr, Birmingham is roughly 136 miles from Suffolk.
Mezzanine work in Suffolk
Port-side warehouses around Ipswich handle high volumes in limited space, so storage mezzanines and multi-level picking are common. Steel finishes are chosen with damp, salty air in mind. Distribution sheds around Felixstowe often run out of floor before they run out of height. A storage mezzanine over packing, returns or small-parts picking can add hundreds of square metres without a move, with pallet gates placed where forklifts already work. Many Ipswich businesses with an industrial unit want their office next to the operation. A fire-protected mezzanine office does that in weeks, with glazing looking over the floor.
Mezzanine services in Suffolk
Towns in Suffolk
- Ipswich IP · about 134 miles
- Bury St Edmunds IP · about 113 miles
- Lowestoft NR · about 154 miles
- Felixstowe IP · about 144 miles
All mezzanine services
Mezzanine floor installationDesign, approval and fitting in oneFrom £110 per m²
Warehouse mezzanine floorsDouble the floor area of your shedFrom £100 per m²
Mezzanine officesOffices on the warehouse floorFrom £200 per m²
Pallet gates, handrails and balustradesEdge protection that stays closedFrom £950 per pallet gate
Mezzanine fire protectionFire-rated ceilings, casings and fasciasFrom £45 per m² of protected mezzanine
Mezzanine relocation and reconfigurationMove, resize or reuse a mezzanineFrom £45 per m² to dismantleQuestions people ask
Which towns in Suffolk do you cover?
We cover the whole county, including Ipswich, Bury St Edmunds, Lowestoft and Felixstowe.
How quickly can you survey in Suffolk?
We book Suffolk surveys alongside other work in the East of England. Send your postcode and preferred dates and we'll confirm a slot.
Will a mezzanine cope with coastal air near Suffolk?
We specify galvanised steel and suitable finishes where buildings see damp or salty air.