— Custom I-beam mezzanine floors · East Rand
More usable space. Without moving.
Turn unused warehouse or workshop airspace into storage, production or office floor area—while keeping the space below clear and useful.
- Engineer sign-off
- 500 kg/m² typical load
- 5-year workmanship guarantee
— Free site assessment
Could a mezzanine work here?
Share the basics with Jan. He’ll confirm whether a site visit is the right next step.
Free initial assessment · No call-centre · Direct with Jan
— Designed for
Workshops
Warehouses
Distribution centres
Industrial landlords
Manufacturing
— The space problem
Your next floor may already be inside your building.
Moving means downtime, a new lease and disruption. A properly designed mezzanine uses the height you already pay for.
A
Move or extend
Traditional expansion · Higher disruption
B
Build upward
Burly mezzanine · Keep your current footprint
Real Burly mezzanine project
— Why I-beam
Space above. Open floor below.
Rack-supported mezzanines introduce shelving posts below. Burly’s freestanding I-beam frames are built to keep both levels usable.
- No shelving posts dictating the lower layout
- Custom fit around the working space
- Structural load path designed for the application
- Engineer sign-off on completion
— What it can look like
Picture the extra floor inside your space.
Explore one clean configuration concept and two real Burly steelwork projects showing access and installation. Final mezzanine design remains site- and engineer-dependent.
01 · Storage above · Configuration
02 · Steel stair access · Real project
03 · On-site installation · Real project
— Built around the use
Choose what your extra floor needs to become.
01
Storage above
Move slower stock upward and free the working floor.
02
Production space
Create a dedicated additional operating level.
03
Secure storage
Add cage enclosures for high-value or high-risk items.
04
Office space
Enclose an office above or below with specialist service handoffs.
— The steel package
Designed, fabricated and installed as one coordinated solution.
Optional electrical and network work is handed to specialist partners after the steel installation.
01
I-beam frame & floor
Custom to the site and intended use.
02
Staircase or lift provision
Goods- or car-lift options can be planned in.
03
Balustrades where required
Safe access and edge protection.
04
Cages or drywall offices
Configure the area below or above.
— From site to sign-off
A direct five-step process.
01
Quick brief
Jan confirms the need and books a site visit.
02
Site assessment
Measurements, access and use are reviewed.
03
Quote & scope
Design intent and extras are clarified.
04
Fabricate & install
Steelwork is made and installed.
05
Engineer sign-off
The completed floor is checked and handed over.
— Questions before the site visit
Mezzanine floor FAQs
Short answers to the practical questions serious buyers ask first.
Burly’s supplied planning average is around R5,000/m² for the floor before optional extras. Site conditions, access, span, finishes and configuration determine the actual quote.
Coverage can reach up to 90% of the existing floor area, but emergency exits, ventilation, access and health-and-safety requirements must be allowed for.
The typical stated design load is 500 kg/m². The engineer confirms the correct design for the specific use.
Yes. Burly can include cages and drywall office enclosures, with electrical and network work handed to specialist partners.
Burly offers a buy-back deal for mezzanine floors, subject to an assessment and agreed terms at the time.
— Free East Rand site assessment
Before you move premises, measure the space above you.
Send Jan your location and approximate workshop size. He’ll help establish whether a mezzanine is practical.