Mezzanine Floor Design
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Davicon Mezzanine Floors is very proud of its 70,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility, which incorporates CNC punching, drilling and shearing machinery, fabrication booths and finishing spray booths.
Davicon Mezzanine Floors is the leading mezzanine floor supplier that manufactures in-house; this, coupled with a highly experienced design team, means we are able to exactly match customer requirements, offer reduced lead times and have complete control over the quality and delivery of over projects.
After you place an order with Davicon, your project manager will visit the site to gather exact requirements, take detailed measurements and assess the site conditions. Our project managers have many years experience delivering mezzanine floor projects.
Your mezzanine floor will be designed to latest standards and building regulations, using up-to-date structural design software. We produce a complete set of calculations, proving the mezzanine floor design, which are suitable for any authorities or inspectors to check.
CAD technology is then used to produce a 3D model of exactly how the finished mezzanine floor will be constructed, including ancillaries such as staircases. All of the drawings and data required for manufacturing and installation are derived from this 3D model, ensuring the end result precisely matches the mezzanine floor design.
Once the design is complete, your project manager will issue a general arrangement drawing for you to approve. This ensures that our layout meets with the project requirements. Should you wish to make any changes, we’re happy to go through the process again and re-issue the general arrangement drawing. Once we have your approval, we will send you a formal copy of the mezzanine floor general arrangement drawing and calculations to substantiate its installation.
With the design completed and approved, drawings, bills of materials and production data are automatically generated from the 3D model and passed to our in-house manufacturing facility where fabrication will begin.