Warehouse mezzanine
Double the usable floor space of your warehouse without extending it: storage, order picking or walkways over conveyor lines.
By type of site
Airport mezzanines and platforms
Baggage handling platforms, maintenance walkways, technical rooms: structures designed for the constraints of an operational airport.
Key facts: airport mezzanine
Baggage handling
Around the conveyors
Platforms and walkways integrated into sorting systems.
18 m
Long spans
Cross the lines without a column in the middle of the flows.
EN 1090
CE certified
Structures compliant with European standards.
Live site
Controlled works
Work scheduled around operational constraints.
Airports concentrate heavy equipment and flows that never stop: baggage, freight, maintenance. The platforms that serve them must carry heavy loads, be positioned to the millimetre and be installed without interrupting operations.
What kind of airport projects?
- Baggage handling platforms supporting conveyors and sorters.
- Maintenance walkways to reach equipment at height, and crossovers to cross conveyor lines.
- Technical mezzanines for electrical rooms or ventilation.
- Storage mezzanines in freight and logistics areas.
In figures
Airport mezzanine: key figures
up to 18 m
span between columns
up to 4,000 kg/m²
imposed load
Integrated into conveyor systems
A baggage handling platform is designed together with the system integrator. Equipment loads, vibrations, openings, maintenance access: everything is checked in a 3D model before manufacturing. Discover our approach on the integration mezzanine page.
Works in a constrained environment
Restricted access, night work, working alongside airport teams: our works are organised around the constraints of the site. Parts are manufactured and prepared in our workshops to reduce time on site.
Strength and compliance
Hot-rolled sections for spans of up to 18 m and loads of up to 4 t/m², EN 1090 certified manufacturing, stairs and guardrails compliant with EN ISO 14122, structural calculations to the Eurocodes.
How we work
From feasibility study to installation, a single point of contact
TDEM3 manages every stage of your project, which keeps the design, manufacturing and on-site assembly consistent.
- Step 01
Feasibility study
Deliverable: Needs analysis and quote
- Step 02
Design
Deliverable: Drawings and structural calculations
- Step 03
Manufacturing
Deliverable: EN 1090 certified structure
- Step 04
Installation
Deliverable: Mezzanine installed and handed over
Your questions
FAQ: airport mezzanine
Do you work with our conveyor integrator?
Yes, it is essential. We work with your integrator from the first sketches to include equipment loads, openings and maintenance access in the 3D model.
How does the platform fit into the schedule of an automation project?
The platform is often on the critical path. Together with you and the integrator, we set a manufacturing and installation schedule consistent with the arrival of the equipment.
Do you work in airport restricted areas?
Yes. Our works are organised around the constraints of the site: security clearances, restricted access, night work and working alongside operations teams.
What is the difference between a mezzanine, a walkway and a crossover?
A mezzanine creates additional floor space (storage, offices, production). A walkway is a narrow elevated gangway running alongside an installation, used for access and maintenance. A crossover spans an obstacle, such as a conveyor or an aisle, to cross it or carry equipment without interrupting the flow. TDEM3 designs and manufactures all three.
See also
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Workshop mezzanine
Free up your workshop floor: the mezzanine houses storage, technical rooms or workstations above the machines, in line with safety rules.
Office mezzanine
Create offices, a meeting room or a supervision area at height, at the heart of your building and without any external construction.
Let's talk about your airport mezzanine project
Our engineering office studies your building and provides a detailed quote, with no obligation.