Mezzanine Platform enhances workspace efficiency, supporting heavy loads and offering customization options for secure and aesthetically pleasing space expansion.
Mezzanine Connecting uprights and main beams, both made of sturdy H-steel, ensures high loading capacity and long spans. For increased stability, major beams are connected via connectors on each side. Support beams and main beams are linked using hanging pieces, welded to the main beams for added stability. Steel panels are securely attached to support beams using hooks, ensuring stability. Guardrails hang on the main beams without creating holes, preserving beam integrity.
LIJIN Mezzanine Floor System is a versatile and space-maximizing solution that can be applied effectively in various industries and environments. Here are some key applications for LIJIN Mezzanine floors:
Mezzanine floors are commonly used in warehouses to increase storage capacity. They provide additional levels for storing inventory, optimizing space.
Retail stores can use mezzanines to create additional display areas, storage space, or even small offices without expanding the floor area.
Mezzanine floors can be used for creating elevated production or assembly areas, enabling efficient use of vertical space.
1. Erect the uprights
2. Insert the rear beams
3. Insert the front beams
4. Measure the square
Erect the uprights: Using the chalk line as your guide, stand one upright on the outer edge and hold it in place. With the help of an assistant, erect the second across from the first. Use a level to check that the uprights are vertical. If they aren’t, place shims underneath the uprights until they are straight. Typically, a slight tilt of no more than 1/8 inch is okay, but check the installation guide for specific instructions from your manufacturer. Anchor the uprights to the floor using the recommended method in your installation guide.
Insert the rear beams: Insert the bottom rear beam first. With the help of your assistant, place the bottom rear beam in the correct slots between the two uprights, and use a mallet to secure it in place gently. If your beams do not use a slotting system, you may need to bolt them to the frame. Repeat this process with the top rear beam. Depending on the height of your uprights and racking system, you might need to use a lifting device to attach the beams and uprights.
Insert the front beams: Once you have installed and secured the two rear beams, it’s time to install the front beams. Start with the top front beam, placing it at the exact level as the top beam at the rear. Secure it like you did the rear beam, then move on to the fourth and final beam installation. Once you have installed all four beams, you have formed your first bay.
Measure the square: Before you move on to the remaining bays, use a tape measure to check that the first bay measures as a square and that all spacing is correct and equal. This is an important step, as it will save you a headache later on when installing your shelving. We will provide installation video and drawings.
Another option for assembling industrial shelving is to let a professional installer help you with your project. lijinrack is ready to respond to your needs.
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You may lack the time, supplies or available assistance to take on pallet racking assembly on your own.
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