There are no size, shape, or height restrictions and all of Davicon mezzanine floors can be supplied with multiple tiers, if required. Davicon has supplied a six tier, 22 metre high floor. Davicon mezzanine floors are customised to suit the specific end user/site requirements.

A typical project timetable is as follows:
Week One - Detailed site survey
Week Two - Design and production of general arrangement (GA) drawing
Week Three - Client approval of design and GA
Week Four - Structural steel manufacture
Week Five - Mezzanine installation

No, Davicon will take responsibility for obtaining all building control and fire regulations approval.

Yes. Should you wish to take this route we will require a purchase order for design, drawings and calculations ready for submission to the local authority. This process typically takes six weeks and additional costs usually less than £1000.

Design modifications can be introduced during the first two weeks, although this may result in delay and additional cost depending on where the project is in the design process.

The client has the option of floor installation using their own resources, but we recommend that we use our own fully accredited and trained mezzanine floor installation teams.

Each mezzanine floor installation is assigned to a specific Davicon project manager, who has full responsibility about the process. This individual is the first point of contact for the client in all circumstances.

Costs will depend on the size, loading and specification of the floor. Davicon and its distributors can provide fast track budgetary quotations for feasibility studies on request.

Yes. Typical additional access flooring requirements include: stairways, handrails, pallet gates, wear plates, cat ladder and step overs.

Provide clear and unrestricted access to the area along with utilities and services.