Mezzanine relocation and reconfiguration in Central Scotland and Tayside
Mezzanine relocation across Central Scotland and Tayside: free survey, structural design, Building Regulations approval and a fixed written quote. Mezzanine relocation means dismantling an existing bolted steel mezzanine, moving it and re-erecting it in a new building or a new layout, adding or removing bays as needed.
Mezzanine relocation for Central Scotland and Tayside businesses
In the factories and engineering works around Grangemouth, mezzanines often carry parts stores, tooling and offices above the line, and plant platforms give safe access for maintenance. Port-side warehouses around Dundee 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.
Typical work we price in Central Scotland and Tayside includes plant platforms and production-floor mezzanines, port-side storage mezzanines, mezzanines in older industrial buildings. Central Scotland and Tayside is in Scotland, around 263 miles from our Birmingham base on average.
What the job includes
- Transport and re-erection
- New deck, stairs, gates or fire protection where needed
- Design check for the new layout and loads
- Survey of the existing mezzanine and new building
Towns we cover in Central Scotland and Tayside
- Stirling FK · 259 mi
- Dundee DD · 273 mi
- Perth PH · 272 mi
- Grangemouth FK · 250 mi
Questions people ask
Do you cover all of Central Scotland and Tayside?
Yes. We provide mezzanine relocation across Central Scotland and Tayside, including Stirling, Dundee, Perth and Grangemouth, and nearby areas such as Edinburgh and Lothians, Glasgow and West Scotland and Aberdeen and the Highlands.
Can a plant platform near Grangemouth go in during our shutdown?
Yes. We prefabricate the steel and plan the installation for your shutdown window so the line restarts on time.
Does a relocated mezzanine need Building Regulations approval?
Yes. It is treated as new work in its new location, and may need fire protection, stairs or guarding that the original did not have.
Is it worth moving a mezzanine?
Often, yes, for well-kept bolted mezzanines. Reusing the steel can save a large part of the cost of new, but the new building, load and regulations must suit it.
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