OverviewMobilfer metal raised structures enable the creation of multi-level warehouses (two or three levels) by using shelving units as load-bearing elements for walkways and elevated floors. This approach increases storage capacity without expanding the building footprint. Systems are engineered to fit available space, expected loads and manual picking workflows and can include stairs, safety railings and multiple flooring options to ensure functional access to all levels.
Benefits and features- Increased storage density by exploiting vertical space
- Access to upper levels via integrated walkways and stairs
- Compatibility with light, medium and heavy-duty shelving
- Custom engineering based on site layout, load requirements and picking operations
Applications- Logistics and distribution: improve use of internal warehouse volume with multi-level access to racks
- Archives and repositories: multi-tier storage for documents, materials and goods without enlarging floor area
- Spare parts and hardware warehouses: organized storage of small parts and components across levels with dedicated manual picking routes
Design and constructionConfigurations (two or three levels) are engineered according to available height, bay layout and imposed loads. Raised floors are formed by using shelving as structural supports; industrial mezzanines remain self-supporting and independent of shelving. Mobilfer shelving variants (light, medium, heavy) are selected according to load and operational needs.
FAQ- What is the difference between a raised shelving structure and an industrial mezzanine? - Raised shelving uses racks as load-bearing elements for elevated floors; an industrial mezzanine is a self-supporting structure independent from shelving.
- Can I have two or three levels? - Yes. Mobilfer solutions can be configured for two or three levels, with stairs, walkways and safety railings designed per site requirements.
- Which shelving types are suitable? - Light, medium and heavy-duty Mobilfer shelving can be integrated depending on loads and usage.
Technical specifications- Typical configurations: two-level and three-level raised shelving systems
- Integrations: walkways, stairs, safety railings, multiple flooring options
- Compatibility: light, medium and heavy-duty shelving systems
- Design approach: custom engineering based on space, load and manual picking activities
- Primary applications: logistics & distribution, archives & repositories, spare parts and hardware storage
- Main advantage: increased storage capacity without expanding warehouse footprint