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THE STRENGTH TO STAND ALONE

With over 35 years hands-on experience, we’re confident you’ll always receive outstanding results and great customer service too.

POWERDECK designs, manufactures and installs high quality mezzanine floors that deliver excellent value for money. Our products benefit from years of practical experience and are supported by a range of complementary services.
 
From initial enquiry to completion, you can expect great service too. So, the next time you’re looking for assured results, call POWERDECK first.

Mezzanine Floors

A reputation for creation & innovation

A Mezzanine floor gains you extra space at a fraction of the cost of moving. Be it storage, production, office or retail, Powerdeck will design, fabricate and build the perfect solution to your shortage of space.

Working closely with an approved building inspector and calling on over 35 years of experience in the industry, we ensure that your floor is designed to specification and installed on time and on budget.

We specialise in larger span floors. After all, the last thing you need is to compromise your space at ground floor to gain that extra space above. If you need a span of 6mx10m, Powerdeck are the experts. Don’t think that means we can’t provide cost effective floors. Our buying power is such that we can give you what you need at the right price.

Mezzanine Floors offer the most cost effective and quick solution to your storage problems and a Powerdeck floor gives you quality at affordable prices.

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Main Steel

Universal beams are supported on square hollow section columns that transfer the load to the floor via a base plate. Sprayed to any RAL colour.

mezzanine purlin by Powerdeck Mezzanine Floors

Secondary Purlin

A galvanised formed or C section purlin is supported on a cleat along the length of the Universal beam. Normally at 600mm centres to support the decking board.

mezzanine decking from Powerdeck Mezzanine Floors

Decking Board

A 38mm High density particle board that can be moisture resistant. Supported every 600mm onto purlin.

mezzanine handrail commercial by Powerdeck Mezzanine Floors

Commercial

For commercial installation a handrail with a top rail at 1100mm and mid rail at 500mm is provided. This is constructed of box section and sprayed in paint in any RAL colour.

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Kickboard

A 150mm tall galvanised kickboard is fitted to the front of storage mezzanines to ensure that no small object can fall from the mezzanine.

mezzanine handrail retail by Powerdeck Mezzanine Floors

Retail

For retail environments a Part M compliant staircase must be provided. The handrail has to have no gap larger than 100mm and should not have horizontal bars so children could climb up them. Handrail can be provided in stainless steel/glass/balustrade or decorative mesh.

Partitioning

WORKSPACE, ANY SPACE

Have you got to that stage where you simply can’t fit in another desk into your crowded offices? Or has the open plan layout become unworkable and you need to create individual offices? Let POWERDECK help by installing you high quality partitioning.

Be it composite, stud, half glass or fully glazed partitioning, POWERDECK can create the perfect office environment for your staff.

From design to build our experienced sales staff will guide you through the best options for your partitioning, as well as your legal requirements. Fire rating, smoke detection, exit routes are all matters to take into consideration when planning your layout.

partitioning office systems by Powerdeck Mezzanine Floors

Systems

Constructed minimum 50mm to 146mm (jumbo) steel stud encased in a minimum of 1 layer of 12.5mm plasterboard to each side to provide a half hour minimum fire rating. Wall cavities can be insulated with isowool type insulation.

partitioning office finishes by Powerdeck Mezzanine Floors

Finishes

We can offer a variety of finishes to meet your specific requirements from vinyl wall covering with cover trims to joints for a simple, practical solution through to tape and jointed walls with a plaster skim, painted in a colour of your choice to achieve an outstanding seamless finish. Skirting is available to complement the decor accordingly – from 100mm black laminate through to hardwood finishes.

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Glass

Glass can be supplied full height, solid and glass or as windows. G.W.P.P glass is commonly used for a One hour rated windows.

partitioning office doors by Powerdeck Mezzanine Floors

Doors

We can supply a range of doors, door frames and door furniture in a variety of finishes and sizes – from hollow core doors with veneer finishes right through to full height glass. Fire rated doors are available up to 1 hour protection, incorporating vision panels in various sizes and shapes.

partitioning, fire cladding, suspended ceilings by Powerdeck Mezzanine Floors

Suspended Ceilings

One hour rating can be achieved with either an exposed white metal grid with drop in mineral fibre board tile (1200x600mm or 600x600mm) or with two layers of plasterboard supported by a concealed metal grid to give a smooth finish to the ceiling.

partitioning fire cladding column cases by Powerdeck Mezzanine Floors

Column Cases

Are the simplest way to fire clad the mezzanine columns. They are pre formed casings with predominantly white plastisol or galvanised finish. Other RAL colours can be supplied.

partitioning fire cladding fascia by Powerdeck Mezzanine Floors

Fascia

One hour fire rated fascia constructed from ‘Glasroc’ multi-board. Fitted to all exposed edges of the mezzanine.

For work areas there is the option of steel partitions – single thickness to segregate off work areas or double skin for offices.

partitioning steel partition solid by Powerdeck Mezzanine Floors

Solid

Used to provide offices within production or factory areas. Can be fire rated and built incorporating windows.

partitioning steel partition mesh by Powerdeck Mezzanine Floors

Mesh

Invariably used to create a secure area for valuable stock.

Staircases

A reputation for creation & innovation

Staircases can be purely functional – a way to get goods and staff from ground to first floor level – or they can be the feature of a reception or shop, a statement of the company image. Governed by building regulation requirements, stairs fall generally in to three categories: general storage access sometimes referred to as Part K, office or production access being known as Part M staircases and public access which has added requirements to a standard part M staircase.

The overall look of a feature staircase can be greatly enhanced by the choice of handrail of which there are a number of options – stainless steel and glass, metal mesh infill panels, wire or steel rod horizontal bars to name but a few. The treads can also be supplied in a chequerplate finish, mild steel for carpeting or even hardwood treads and risers.

Most stairs now have to have a midlanding to conform to building regulations. However, for smaller units wishing to install a storage mezzanine, there is the Part K Utility stair. This a straight flight staircase with an open tread. It is normally at the discretion of building control whether they will allow the use for this type of staircase.

mezzanine staircase storage access by Powerdeck Mezzanine Floors

Storage Access

A standard part K stair is 1m wide with a midlanding after a maximum of 12 risers. The treads have to be enclosed and there has to be handrail to both sides. A Part K utility stair is a straight flight option but can only be a maximum of 16 risers or 3040mm in height.

mezzanine staircase disabled access by Powerdeck Mezzanine Floors

Ambulant Disabled Access

Part M disabled access staircases have 1200mm wide enclosed treads with a nosing of a contrasting colour. A midlanding is provided after a maximum of 12 risers. The handrail has a curved profile.

Powerdeck Mezzanine Floors staircase

Public Access

For retail environments a Part M compliant staircase must be provided. The handrail has to have no gap larger than 100mm and should not have horizontal bars so children could climb up them. Handrail can be provided in steel balustrade, decorative mesh panels or stanless steel and glass.

Balustrade

Creative design, proactive approach

Balustrades obvious main purpose is to stop not only personnel but objects falling from a mezzanine floor. Equally, it can be feature of a foyer or retail shop and can make a uninspiring entrance area look far more professional.

As a barrier to stop people falling, the balustrade does have to be calculated to take the force of objects pushing against it. This is again dependent on the usage of the floor – a retail floor for instance requires a far greater loading that a standard storage handrail.

Most storage mezzanines have mild steel posts with a top and midrail and a kickboard running at floor level to stop small items falling over the edge. For retail and office foyers however, there is variety of option for infill panels – be it glass, mesh, solid panels or wire.

Powerdeck Mezzanine Floors staircase

Stainless Steel

A common site in retail stores – stainless steel post and top rail with glass infill panels. Continuous glass without the uprights can also be supplied with support coming from a stainless channel secured at floor level.

Powerdeck Mezzanine Floors -Part 'M' staircase perforated panel

Mesh or perforated panels

These come in a multitude of shapes and sizes and can be mild steel or stainless steel finish. The supporting posts can also be stainless or mild steel.

Powerdeck Mezzanine Floors Balustrade

Railing

A time proven system of upright bars with a circular top rail.

FAQs

Your questions - answered

Do we need planning permission for a mezzanine floor?

In most instances – no. You don’t need planning permission for a fully demountable structure. If the installed mezzanine is attached into the main building or if the mezzanine is to be on a retail park and greater than 200m2 you will need to obtain planning permission. You will however require building regulation approval for your floor.

Will I need to fire clad the structure?

If the floor is to be used as an office, or it takes up more than 50% of the building or it is in excess of 20m in either direction the floor will need to be fireclad.

What is the difference between a Part M and Part K on staircases?

A Part K staircase is for storage floors, normally 900mm wide and either a straight flight or with a dogleg landing..

Will Powerdeck take responsibility obtaining Building Regulations?

Yes. Powerdeck make no charge for providing the calculations and drawings to obtain building regulations. Your only cost will be the application fee. Powerdeck use an approved inspector and liaise with them to ensure your floor conforms to all the regulations in force.

What is a protected route?

A protected route is required off an office or production floor. It is constructed with a one hour partition and 30 minutes rated doors and goes from the top of the staircase to a place a safety normally an external door.

Can my ground floor be free of columns?

Yes, Powerdeck can accommodate any span between columns that you may require. If you need to span machinery or want to keep a showroom free, we can fabricate up to 14m in length.

How long does it take to install a mezzanine floor?

Based on a clear and level site, we would expect our installation teams to install approximately 60.0 sq metres per working day.

How much disruption to my business will there be?

The area where the mezzanine floor is to be situated would need to be cordoned off whilst installation is taking place. There will also be some degree of noise during erection. Our fitters can work out of hours and at weekend to lessen the impact if required.

What other costs are there to my floor?

We will need access and lifting equipment to install the floor. All our hire equipment is site specific but our estimators will be able to give you an estimate of costs at quotation stage. You would also need to light the underside of the floor and install smoke detector points below the mezzanine floor. Fire cladding may be requirement.

Do we need planning permission for a mezzanine floor?

In most instances – no. You don’t need planning permission for a fully demountable structure. If the installed mezzanine is attached into the main building or if the mezzanine is to be on a retail park and greater than 200m2 you will need to obtain planning permission. You will however require building regulation approval for your floor.

Will I need to fire clad the structure?

If the floor is to be used as an office, or it takes up more than 50% of the building or it is in excess of 20m in either direction the floor will need to be fireclad.

What is the difference between a Part M and Part K on staircases?

A Part K staircase is for storage floors, normally 900mm wide and either a straight flight or with a dogleg landing..

Will Powerdeck take responsibility obtaining Building Regulations?

Yes. Powerdeck make no charge for providing the calculations and drawings to obtain building regulations. Your only cost will be the application fee. Powerdeck use an approved inspector and liaise with them to ensure your floor conforms to all the regulations in force.

What is a protected route?

A protected route is required off an office or production floor. It is constructed with a one hour partition and 30 minutes rated doors and goes from the top of the staircase to a place a safety normally an external door.

Can my ground floor be free of columns?

Yes, Powerdeck can accommodate any span between columns that you may require. If you need to span machinery or want to keep a showroom free, we can fabricate up to 14m in length.

How long does it take to install a mezzanine floor?

Based on a clear and level site, we would expect our installation teams to install approximately 60.0 sq metres per working day.

How much disruption to my business will there be?

The area where the mezzanine floor is to be situated would need to be cordoned off whilst installation is taking place. There will also be some degree of noise during erection. Our fitters can work out of hours and at weekend to lessen the impact if required.

What other costs are there to my floor?

We will need access and lifting equipment to install the floor. All our hire equipment is site specific but our estimators will be able to give you an estimate of costs at quotation stage. You would also need to light the underside of the floor and install smoke detector points below the mezzanine floor. Fire cladding may be requirement.

Do we need planning permission for a mezzanine floor?

In most instances – no. You don’t need planning permission for a fully demountable structure. If the installed mezzanine is attached into the main building or if the mezzanine is to be on a retail park and greater than 200m2 you will need to obtain planning permission. You will however require building regulation approval for your floor.

Will I need to fire clad the structure?

If the floor is to be used as an office, or it takes up more than 50% of the building or it is in excess of 20m in either direction the floor will need to be fireclad.

What is the difference between a Part M and Part K on staircases?

A Part K staircase is for storage floors, normally 900mm wide and either a straight flight or with a dogleg landing..

Will Powerdeck take responsibility obtaining Building Regulations?

Yes. Powerdeck make no charge for providing the calculations and drawings to obtain building regulations. Your only cost will be the application fee. Powerdeck use an approved inspector and liaise with them to ensure your floor conforms to all the regulations in force.

What is a protected route?

A protected route is required off an office or production floor. It is constructed with a one hour partition and 30 minutes rated doors and goes from the top of the staircase to a place a safety normally an external door.

Can my ground floor be free of columns?

Yes, Powerdeck can accommodate any span between columns that you may require. If you need to span machinery or want to keep a showroom free, we can fabricate up to 14m in length.

How long does it take to install a mezzanine floor?

Based on a clear and level site, we would expect our installation teams to install approximately 60.0 sq metres per working day.

How much disruption to my business will there be?

The area where the mezzanine floor is to be situated would need to be cordoned off whilst installation is taking place. There will also be some degree of noise during erection. Our fitters can work out of hours and at weekend to lessen the impact if required.

What other costs are there to my floor?

We will need access and lifting equipment to install the floor. All our hire equipment is site specific but our estimators will be able to give you an estimate of costs at quotation stage. You would also need to light the underside of the floor and install smoke detector points below the mezzanine floor. Fire cladding may be requirement.

Do we need planning permission for a mezzanine floor?

In most instances – no. You don’t need planning permission for a fully demountable structure. If the installed mezzanine is attached into the main building or if the mezzanine is to be on a retail park and greater than 200m2 you will need to obtain planning permission. You will however require building regulation approval for your floor.

Will I need to fire clad the structure?

If the floor is to be used as an office, or it takes up more than 50% of the building or it is in excess of 20m in either direction the floor will need to be fireclad.

What is the difference between a Part M and Part K on staircases?

A Part K staircase is for storage floors, normally 900mm wide and either a straight flight or with a dogleg landing..

Will Powerdeck take responsibility obtaining Building Regulations?

Yes. Powerdeck make no charge for providing the calculations and drawings to obtain building regulations. Your only cost will be the application fee. Powerdeck use an approved inspector and liaise with them to ensure your floor conforms to all the regulations in force.

What is a protected route?

A protected route is required off an office or production floor. It is constructed with a one hour partition and 30 minutes rated doors and goes from the top of the staircase to a place a safety normally an external door.

Can my ground floor be free of columns?

Yes, Powerdeck can accommodate any span between columns that you may require. If you need to span machinery or want to keep a showroom free, we can fabricate up to 14m in length.

How long does it take to install a mezzanine floor?

Based on a clear and level site, we would expect our installation teams to install approximately 60.0 sq metres per working day.

How much disruption to my business will there be?

The area where the mezzanine floor is to be situated would need to be cordoned off whilst installation is taking place. There will also be some degree of noise during erection. Our fitters can work out of hours and at weekend to lessen the impact if required.

What other costs are there to my floor?

We will need access and lifting equipment to install the floor. All our hire equipment is site specific but our estimators will be able to give you an estimate of costs at quotation stage. You would also need to light the underside of the floor and install smoke detector points below the mezzanine floor. Fire cladding may be requirement.

Do we need planning permission for a mezzanine floor?

In most instances – no. You don’t need planning permission for a fully demountable structure. If the installed mezzanine is attached into the main building or if the mezzanine is to be on a retail park and greater than 200m2 you will need to obtain planning permission. You will however require building regulation approval for your floor.

Will I need to fire clad the structure?

If the floor is to be used as an office, or it takes up more than 50% of the building or it is in excess of 20m in either direction the floor will need to be fireclad.

What is the difference between a Part M and Part K on staircases?

A Part M staircase is required for office, retail and production floor and is normally 1200mm wide.
A Part K is used for storage floors
Both have a mid landing
A part K utility can sometimes be used for floors up to 3040mm in height (max 16 risers) These are straight flight stairs.

Will Powerdeck take responsibility obtaining Building Regulations?

Yes. Powerdeck make no charge for providing the calculations and drawings to obtain building regulations. Your only cost will be the application fee. Powerdeck use an approved inspector and liaise with them to ensure your floor conforms to all the regulations in force.

What is a protected route?

A protected route is required off an office or production floor. It is constructed with a one hour partition and 30 minutes rated doors and goes from the top of the staircase to a place of safety normally an external door.

Can my ground floor be free of columns?

Yes, Powerdeck can accommodate most span between columns that you may require. If you need to span machinery or want to keep a showroom free, we can fabricate up to 12m in length.

How long does it take to install a mezzanine floor?

Based on a clear and level site, we would expect our installation teams to install approximately 60.0 sq metres per working day.

How much disruption to my business will there be?

The area where the mezzanine floor is to be situated would need to be cordoned off whilst installation is taking place. There will also be some degree of noise during build. Our fitters can work out of hours and at weekend to lessen the impact if required.

What other costs are there to my floor?

We will need access and lifting equipment to install the floor. All our hire equipment is site specific but our estimators will be able to give you an estimate of costs at quotation stage. You would also need to light the underside of the floor and install smoke detector points below the mezzanine floor. Fire cladding may be requirement.

Contact Us

Contacting POWERDECK

POWERDECK have over 35 years experience in the industry. Our staff are knowledgeable and informative, they will discuss your requirements and be able to provide you with an estimate of costs.

Should you wish a quote either call us on 01295 771135, email us: sales@powerdeck.co.uk or fill in the enquiry form below. A brief sketch is always helpful for us to understand exactly what you are trying to achieve so please upload any supporting files if you have them.

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