Mezzanine relocation and reconfiguration in Devon
Looking for mezzanine relocation in Devon? We survey, design and install across the county, including Exeter, Plymouth and Torquay. 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 Devon businesses
Near the docks at Torquay, warehouse space is at a premium. A mezzanine adds storage without a new lease, with galvanised finishes where buildings see coastal air. Education buildings around Exeter sometimes need extra storage or plant space, usually built during the holidays with access agreed with estates teams.
Typical work we price in Devon includes port-side storage mezzanines, workshop and storage mezzanines, mezzanine offices in industrial units. Devon is in the South West, around 161 miles from our Birmingham base on average.
What the job includes
- Sequenced dismantling with tagged components
- Building Regulations approval at the new site
- Design check for the new layout and loads
- New deck, stairs, gates or fire protection where needed
Questions people ask
Do you cover all of Devon?
Yes. We provide mezzanine relocation across Devon, including Exeter, Plymouth and Torquay, and nearby areas such as Cornwall, Somerset and South Wales.
Will a mezzanine cope with coastal air near Torquay?
We specify galvanised steel and suitable finishes where buildings see damp or salty air.
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.
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.
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