A mezzanine is a structure that increases the useful surface of your floors. Often found in the form of a half-floor, it is an option to consider when space is scarce. It has many advantages:

• It is less expensive than building new work areas or renting new premises.
• It is adaptive and allows you to optimize your work processes by integrating conventional components (chutes, conveyors, stairs).
• It can support heavy loads and increase your production capacity.

The construction of a mezzanine is a personalized procedure since it fits into a well-defined environment. Each infrastructure has its own characteristics. We can, however, categorize them into three broad categories:

Traditional Mezzanines:

their surface area varies from one construction to another and they can store heavy loads. This is the most common type of mezzanine on the market.

Stacked Mezzanines:

in warehouses with very high ceilings, these mezzanines make it possible to add two additional floors of work surfaces.

Partitioned Mezzanines:

by installing partitions on your mezzanines, you can create additional offices and supervisory positions.

At Groupe ITC, we offer complete services in the handling and installation of mezzanines. Whether you plan to buy a new mezzanine or get rid of an old one, we offer a range of services (that will meet) to meet your needs. Our services include:

• The installation of mezzanines and complementary elements to the storage infrastructures.
• Modification and optimization of mezzanines.
• Maintenance and inspection of the various infrastructures for prevention and optimization.
• The dismantling of obsolete installations and modular components.

When you choose the ITC group, you are assured of reliable work and safe practices. By calling on our team of certified professionals, you are dealing with the only company recognized by the Régie du bâtiment du Québec (RBQ) in the field of handling and installation of storage systems.

For any request, call the ITC Group and we will find the solution adapted to your needs. For a list of our certifications, visit our About page.