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Mezzanine Decking

Decking materials for mezzanine platforms, from corrugated steel and Advantech to ResinDek and grating.

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Mezzanine Decking

Decking Options for Industrial Mezzanine Platforms

The deck is the part of a mezzanine people actually walk on, stack product on, and roll carts across every day. The right surface depends on what the platform carries, how it is used, and the conditions in the building.

This collection covers the common ways to deck a mezzanine: corrugated steel decking topped with Advantech, ResinDek, or concrete, and welded steel grating. We quote decking as part of a new platform or for work on an existing one.

Match the Surface to the Work on Top

Choosing a Deck

Match the Surface to the Work on Top

Corrugated steel decking covered by a layer of Advantech is one of the most common mezzanine decks and our most economical selection. Advantech is stronger, stiffer, and more moisture resistant than ordinary plywood and OSB, and holds up well to foot traffic.

ResinDek and concrete toppings over corrugated steel give a different surface, and welded steel grating is an option where an open surface makes sense. Tell us what the platform will hold and how it will be used, and we will recommend a deck.

Deck Types

Common Mezzanine Deck Builds

Steel Deck with Advantech

Corrugated steel decking covered by Advantech board. Stronger and more moisture resistant than ordinary plywood or OSB, and the most economical option we offer.

Steel Deck with Resin or Concrete

Lightweight corrugated steel deck panels with a resin board or concrete topping for industrial platforms.

Welded Steel Grating

An open steel grating surface, offered as a decking choice alongside solid-topped decks.

Why It Matters

What the Deck Decides

How It Wears

Foot traffic, carts, and pallets wear a deck differently. Choosing the topping for the traffic keeps the surface serviceable longer.

Moisture

Advantech resists moisture better than ordinary plywood and OSB, which matters in buildings that are not fully climate controlled.

Cost

Corrugated steel with Advantech is the most economical deck we offer, and a common starting point for pricing a platform.

Send us the platform size and what it will carry.

We will recommend the decking that fits the use and quote it with or without the platform.

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Built From the Steel Deck Up

Built From the Steel Deck Up

Most mezzanine decks start with corrugated steel decking spanning the structure, then take a topping chosen for the work on the platform.

Lightweight steel deck panels keep the platform strong without adding more weight than it needs.

Topped for the Traffic

Topped for the Traffic

Advantech, ResinDek, and concrete each give a different walking and rolling surface over the steel deck.

We help you pick the one that fits how the platform is used and what it has to carry.

Mezzanine Decking

Key Features

  • Corrugated steel decking for mezzanine platforms
  • Advantech topping, stronger and stiffer than ordinary plywood and OSB
  • Advantech resists moisture better than plywood and OSB
  • ResinDek topping option
  • Concrete topping option over corrugated steel deck
  • Welded steel grating option

Frequently Asked Questions

Corrugated steel decking covered by a layer of Advantech is our most economical mezzanine deck and one of the most common choices.
Advantech is stronger and stiffer than ordinary plywood and OSB and resists moisture better, so it holds up well to foot traffic.
Send us the platform dimensions, the structure it sits on, and what it carries, and we will tell you what deck options fit and quote them.
Lead time is quoted per order. It depends on the decking material and the size of the platform.
No. Tell us what the platform will hold and how people and equipment will use it, and we will recommend a deck and quote it.

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