• C-Section – Spans up to 20 feet. These spans are usually formed from flat structural steel and are typically used in small to medium-size applications.
• Beam and C-Section — A beam and C-section combination allows spans more than 20 feet in one direction, while keeping the depth of structure to a minimum. This combination can be used in all size mezzanine applications.
• Beam and Beam – In this approach, all wide-flange beam design is used when heavy loading or unusual span are required.
• Beam and Bar Joist — This system is used for medium to large projects were wide spans and high capacity are needed
• Bar Joist and Girder Joist – This set-up is open-web in both directions and is typically used in large projects or in large spans where high capacity is needed.

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Reliable and Code-Compliant Mezzanine Systems

These framed mezzanine systems are more flexible than permanent construction yet offer the same reliability, quality and performance. Free standing steel structures from Steele Solutions meet all codes, such as IBC, AISC and ADA – including seismic codes, and OSHA standards, and can be designed to meet your requirements for load, span and height to multiple levels. Through projects engaged throughout the U.S., the design team at Steele Solutions is extremely knowledgeable of state and local codes, including those of California, and understands how those codes affect steel structure design, installation and use.

Steel mezzanines can be a more cost-effective approach than new construction by making more efficient use of existing overhead space.

Easy to Install, Relocate or Expand

Steele Solutions offers nut-and-bolt assembly of steel structures for modular installation that is simple and less disruptive to your business operations. Each piece of our mezzanine structures is alpha-numerically marked, with the corresponding marks clearly noted on installation guides. If you need to expand or relocate the system, it's easy to do.