Common mezzanine shelving systems. 1. Mezzanine platform: A platform is directly constructed on the open space of the warehouse, with an optimal height of 2.2m to 2.4m per level. The space below the mezzanine, apart from the columns, allows for the storage of larger goods. 2. Shelving mezzanine: A platform is built atop the existing warehouse shelving. The shelving includes corresponding partition spaces, enabling the storage of goods. 3. Beam-type mezzanine: Designed based on customer requirements and product specifications, this system typically features a beam-type shelving structure at the bottom, sharing columns with the mezzanine. Light to medium goods can be transported to the mezzanine (warehouse shelving) via manual labor or elevating platforms. 4. Cantilever mezzanine: A professionally developed cantilever shelving system, it retains the advantages of cantilever shelving while incorporating the features of a mezzanine platform. The mezzanine platform is constructed with dual columns and internal/external beams, with cantilevers mounted on the column assembly to achieve a two-tier cantilever shelving space. Suitable for storing long materials, ring-shaped materials,板材, pipes, and irregular goods. Advantages of mezzanine shelving: 1. The three-dimensional structure maximizes storage space, improving warehouse utilization and capacity. 2. Fully composed of modular components, it allows for factory mass production, on-site assembly, low cost, and fast construction. In case of warehouse adjustments or relocations, it can be quickly disassembled. 3. The mezzanine shelving offers excellent load uniformity, a smooth surface, and compatibility with various lighting systems. Its versatile applications extend beyond goods storage, including designated office spaces or storage for miscellaneous items. 4. The floor design can be flexibly tailored to on-site conditions, fully considering ergonomic logistics (warehouse shelving)