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<p>PremierMezzanines: </p> <hr /> <div>Have you outgrown the space you're in? Your next step will probably be to explore leasing or purchasing options, but even then you may not be able to get the right commercial or industrial property. In addition, you may still be facing issues related to the pandemic, which could add to financial difficulties.<br /> <br /> You may not have to search that far to find answers. You could have the space you've been dreaming of just on top of you!<br /> <br /> A [https://www.designingbuildings.co.uk/wiki/User:PremierMezzanines Mezzanine floor] could be the answer...<br /> <br /> == What are Mezzanine Floors? ==<br /> <br /> Mezzanine floors are semi-permanent, intermediate floors built within the interior structure of a building. In most cases, they are installed between the ground floor and roof structure or between two stories.<br /> <br /> It is easy to install a Mezzanine Floor. Our project managers help you every step of the way, from the initial survey to the building control approval, to the design and installation.<br /> <br /> When compared to a traditional commercial building extension, the mezzanine process would be much faster and wouldn't require planning permission.<br /> <br /> == Why is a mezzanine floor useful? ==<br /> <br /> [[File:Why_is_a_mezzanine_floor_useful.png|link=File:Why_is_a_mezzanine_floor_useful.png]]<br /> <br /> Mezzanine floors are used more often than you realise, and it is likely you have been on one without even knowing it.<br /> <br /> Mezzanine floors are typically installed in order to create:<br /> <br /> * Storage platforms<br /> * Offices<br /> * Production floors<br /> * Retail space<br /> <br /> == There may be a cost-effective reason to stay put ==<br /> <br /> It is surprising how quickly costs add up when looking at the costs of moving your business and the possible work that will need to be done there. Mezzanine floors are far more cost-effective than moving your business.<br /> <br /> The following are some costs associated with business relocation:<br /> <br /> * During, before, and after a move, business productivity is reduced<br /> * Physical relocation of staff workstations, office furniture, equipment, machinery, stock, and racking.<br /> * Expenses associated with the lease or purchase of the property<br /> * An increase in lease or mortgage payments<br /> * Directors and owners have to devote time to the project<br /> * Increased overheads, such as business rates<br /> <br /> == What are the benefits of installing a Mezzanine Floor? ==<br /> <br /> [[File:What_are_the_benefits_of_installing_a_Mezzanine_Floor.png|link=File:What_are_the_benefits_of_installing_a_Mezzanine_Floor.png]]<br /> <br /> Physical space is the most important answer to this question. Additionally, choosing a Mezzanine Floor over a relocation or an extension of your existing property provides many other advantages, including:<br /> <br /> * Space maximisation - double your workspace<br /> * Cost-effective alternative to extending your current property<br /> * Installation that is fast-tracked with minimal disruption to business and staff<br /> * Planning permission is rarely required<br /> * You can move or remove your mezzanine as needed<br /> * No major building work is required<br /> * Straightforward, simple process<br /> <br /> == To conclude ==<br /> <br /> If you need more space to expand your business, a mezzanine floor could be a great solution. It is more cost-effective than moving to another property or extending. Mezzanine Floors provide a simple, fast-track solution to spaces needs. The installation can be completed in 8-10 weeks.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Property_development]]</div>

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<p>PremierMezzanines: Created page with &quot;Have you outgrown the space you're in? Your next step will probably be to explore leasing or purchasing options, but even then you may not be able to get the right commercial or ...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Have you outgrown the space you're in? Your next step will probably be to explore leasing or purchasing options, but even then you may not be able to get the right commercial or industrial property. In addition, you may still be facing issues related to the pandemic, which could add to financial difficulties.<br /> <br /> You may not have to search that far to find answers. You could have the space you've been dreaming of just on top of you!<br /> <br /> A Mezzanine floor could be the answer...<br /> <br /> == What are Mezzanine Floors? ==<br /> <br /> Mezzanine floors are semi-permanent, intermediate floors built within the interior structure of a building. In most cases, they are installed between the ground floor and roof structure or between two stories.<br /> <br /> It is easy to install a Mezzanine Floor. Our project managers help you every step of the way, from the initial survey to the building control approval, to the design and installation.<br /> <br /> When compared to a traditional commercial building extension, the mezzanine process would be much faster and wouldn't require planning permission.<br /> <br /> == Why is a mezzanine floor useful? ==<br /> <br /> [[File:Why is a mezzanine floor useful.png]]<br /> <br /> Mezzanine floors are used more often than you realise, and it is likely you have been on one without even knowing it.<br /> <br /> Mezzanine floors are typically installed in order to create:<br /> <br /> * Storage platforms<br /> * Offices<br /> * Production floors<br /> * Retail space<br /> <br /> == There may be a cost-effective reason to stay put ==<br /> <br /> It is surprising how quickly costs add up when looking at the costs of moving your business and the possible work that will need to be done there. Mezzanine floors are far more cost-effective than moving your business.<br /> <br /> The following are some costs associated with business relocation:<br /> <br /> * During, before, and after a move, business productivity is reduced<br /> * Physical relocation of staff workstations, office furniture, equipment, machinery, stock, and racking.<br /> * Expenses associated with the lease or purchase of the property<br /> * An increase in lease or mortgage payments<br /> * Directors and owners have to devote time to the project<br /> * Increased overheads, such as business rates<br /> <br /> == What are the benefits of installing a Mezzanine Floor? ==<br /> <br /> [[File:What are the benefits of installing a Mezzanine Floor.png]]<br /> <br /> Physical space is the most important answer to this question. Additionally, choosing a Mezzanine Floor over a relocation or an extension of your existing property provides many other advantages, including:<br /> <br /> * Space maximisation - double your workspace<br /> * Cost-effective alternative to extending your current property<br /> * Installation that is fast-tracked with minimal disruption to business and staff<br /> * Planning permission is rarely required<br /> * You can move or remove your mezzanine as needed<br /> * No major building work is required<br /> * Straightforward, simple process<br /> <br /> == To conclude ==<br /> <br /> If you need more space to expand your business, a mezzanine floor could be a great solution. It is more cost-effective than moving to another property or extending. Mezzanine Floors provide a simple, fast-track solution to spaces needs. The installation can be completed in 8-10 weeks.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Property_development]]</div>

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