Mezzanine Floors Bath
Mezzanine floors, racking and storage schemes for Bath businesses - making the most of the region's scarcest, priciest commercial space.
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Bath: where every square metre counts double
Commercial space in Bath is the scarcest and most expensive in the South West outside Bristol's centre. Industrial land is hemmed in by hills and heritage, units at Locksbrook, Brassmill Lane and Pines Way rarely sit empty, and moving bigger usually means leaving the city. Building upward is often the only sensible answer.
We design and install mezzanine floors for Bath's trade, retail and storage businesses - from our Somerset base an hour away - along with pallet racking, shelving and fit outs across the BA postcode, including the industrial belt through Keynsham, Midsomer Norton, Radstock and Westfield.
Where buildings are older or tighter, design matters more: our surveys measure what's actually achievable before anyone spends a pound.
What we deliver in Bath
Mezzanine floors
Industrial, retail and office mezzanine floors surveyed, designed and installed in Bath, with the programme agreed around the building, approval route and operating constraints.
Pallet racking
New and used pallet racking supplied and installed across Bath - wide aisle, narrow aisle, drive-in and more.
Cantilever racking & shelving
Cantilever racking for long loads and industrial shelving for everything picked by hand.
Mezzanine offices
Turnkey office mezzanines with stairs, fire protection and full fit out.
Warehouse fit out
Complete warehouse fit outs - partitioning, offices, storage and fire protection as one programme.
Safety & security
Racking protection, pallet gates and palisade fencing for sites across the Bath area.
Designed around tight buildings
Bath's commercial stock skews older and lower than the big-shed estates elsewhere - which changes the engineering, not the opportunity. Mezzanines in 5-6 metre buildings still work superbly for stock, archives and office space; the craft is in column positions, staircase placement and headroom both sides of the deck, which is exactly what our CAD design stage resolves.
At ground level, density does the rest: re-planned racking layouts, longspan shelving and smarter pick routes routinely free 20-30% of floor area without structural work at all. For retailers, a mezzanine sales floor remains one of the few ways to grow trading space in this city without a new address.
Bath FAQs
Yes - the city itself plus Keynsham, Saltford, Midsomer Norton, Radstock, Westfield, Peasedown and the wider BA postcode. We're about an hour away, and surveys are free wherever you are in the patch.
Usually, yes. Free-standing mezzanines load through their own columns onto the slab, not the building frame, so age matters less than slab condition and clear height - both of which we check at survey before designing anything.
The same as all our work: £50-£80 per square metre structural, £120-£200 fitted. No premium for the postcode - the quote is fixed after a free survey.
Internal mezzanines usually don't, but retail floors over 200m² are the key exception where permission is required. We'll flag it immediately at survey and handle Building Regulations on every project regardless.
Space, mostly. Industrial units around Bath - Locksbrook, Brassmill and out to Keynsham and Midsomer Norton - tend to be smaller and older than the big sheds elsewhere in the South West, so designs have to work harder: tighter column grids, careful stair placement and floors engineered around existing services. That is detail work we enjoy. It also makes efficient storage below the floor essential, which is why most Bath mezzanine schemes pair with new or reconfigured pallet racking Bath units can actually fit - shallower frames, lower beam levels and layouts drawn around real van and forklift movements rather than textbook aisles.
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