Steel Frames for Factory Mezzanine Floors | Techno Kol Uzi

What a Steel Mezzanine Frame Includes

A mezzanine frame is the structural skeleton that carries the upper floor. It typically consists of main beams, secondary joists, columns, bracing and connection plates, all designed to work together with the existing building structure.

• Columns and base plates
• Main beams and secondary joists
• Bracing for lateral stability
• Stair and handrail supports where required

Because every factory layout is different, each frame is made to measure rather than taken from a standard catalogue.

How We Start: Measurement and Requirements

The process begins with an inquiry where you share photos and the intended use of the upper level. Our team then visits the site to measure the floor area, ceiling height, column positions and access points. Measuring on site avoids the errors that come from relying on drawings alone.

Tell us what the mezzanine will hold, whether it is light storage, shelving or a working area with people and equipment. That information determines the load the frame must carry.

Load, Design and Written Specification

After measurement we prepare a drawing and a written specification covering dimensions, steel profiles, connection details and the intended loads. Exact structural values are verified with the project engineer, so the design matches your building and local requirements.

You review and approve the drawing before anything goes into production. This step keeps changes cheap and protects both sides from misunderstandings about size or capacity.

Fabrication and Finishing

Once approved, the steel is cut, drilled, welded and assembled in our factory at 37 Rival Street, Tel Aviv, under controlled conditions. Factory fabrication means tighter tolerances and faster site installation than working entirely on site.

For durability in industrial environments, frames can be finished by hot-dip galvanizing or powder coating, depending on the exposure and the look you need.

Installation Next to Your Operations

Installation is planned around your production schedule. Prefabricated sections reduce the time the work area is disrupted, and we coordinate access, lifting and fixing so the frame goes in safely and accurately.

Once the frame is in place, the decking or flooring is added by you or your contractor, based on the use of the level.

Choosing the Right Supplier

When comparing options, look for a supplier that measures on site, provides a written specification, and fabricates in its own workshop. Ask how loads are verified and who is responsible for the connection to the existing building.

A clear, documented process is more valuable than the lowest-looking offer, because mezzanine structures are long-term investments in your facility.

Frequently asked questions

Do you design the steel frame or only build it?

We prepare the drawing and written specification based on the on-site measurement and your intended use. Structural values are verified with the project engineer before production begins.

Can the mezzanine be built in an existing factory?

Yes, the frame is designed around your existing columns, ceiling height and floor layout. We measure the space on site so the new structure fits the building as it is.

What information do you need to start?

Send photos of the area, approximate dimensions and a description of what the mezzanine will be used for. This helps us plan the measurement visit and the design.

How do you protect the steel from factory conditions?

Depending on exposure and appearance requirements, frames can be hot-dip galvanized or powder coated. We recommend the finish after discussing the environment with you.

Common mistakes to avoid

A common mistake is ordering a mezzanine based only on floor area without stating the intended load and use, which can lead to an undersized frame. Another is skipping the on-site measurement, since column positions and ceiling heights often differ from the original drawings.

Our recommendation

Define the use of the upper level before requesting a quote, and keep a clear access route for materials and staff. Approve the written specification carefully, because changes after fabrication are far more costly than changes on paper.

Summary

Techno Kol Uzi supplies custom steel frames for factory mezzanine floors, from on-site measurement through fabrication and installation. Share your space and intended use to get a frame designed for your facility.

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