Used mezzanine floors
A mezzanine is one of the cheapest ways to add usable floor area, and one of the most common things stranded when a business leaves a unit. It rarely suits the next tenant's layout, so it comes out — usually in good condition, because steel does not wear.
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LotLoop has no mezzanine floors listed today. Tell us what you need — buyers can post a request describing the make, specification and quantity, and we will go and look for it.
Buying one used is a question of whether it can be rebuilt to suit your building and your loading. That is answerable, but it is a design question rather than a shopping one.
What to check before you buy
Loading and intended use
A floor rated for light storage is not a floor rated for picking or for people working on it. Establish what it was designed to carry, and have the rebuilt design signed off for what you intend.
Column spacing against your building
Column positions decide what fits underneath. Check the grid against your layout before buying, because moving columns is a redesign rather than an adjustment.
Decking, edge protection and stairs
Confirm what is included. Decking, handrail, kick plates, stairs and pallet gates are a large part of the real cost and are routinely left out of the description.
Dismantling, drawings and reinstallation
Ask whether drawings exist and who is dismantling. A mezzanine taken down without marking and drawings is considerably harder to rebuild.
Fire and building regulation implications
A mezzanine can trigger fire protection and building control requirements depending on size and use. Budget for that advice rather than discovering it later.
Buying through LotLoop
Every listing is reviewed by a person before publication. Sellers are businesses, checked against their Companies House record, and the result of that check is shown on the listing. You can buy at a fixed price, make an offer, or request an inspection first.
The buyer pays on the platform and LotLoop holds the seller’s transfer until collection or delivery has been verified. This is not escrow and we do not describe it as such: it is a delayed transfer against an evidenced handover.
Questions
Can a used mezzanine be rebuilt in a different building?
Usually, if the column grid suits the new space and the design is signed off for the intended loading. Drawings from the original installation make the job significantly easier.
Does it come with stairs and handrail?
Ask explicitly. Decking, stairs, handrail and pallet gates are often priced separately and are a real part of the cost.
Who dismantles it?
Stated on the listing. Agree this before a collection date is set, along with whether components will be marked for rebuild.
Selling mezzanine floors?
Listing costs nothing and you receive the full amount you list or agree. Submit it privately — nothing is published until LotLoop has reviewed it.